create buttons manually instead of AutoGeneratexxxButton ?

[Dabbler]

I need to move the edit/insert/delete command buttons to a FooterTemplate in
DetailsView so I can add another button alongside them. Can anyone direct me
to sample code than indicates the event handler code for a CommandField (as
these are not available in the FooterTemplate)

Thanks much.

[Phillip Williams]

You can add Buttons or LinkButtons in the FooterTemplate whose CommandName
properties are set to any of "Delete", "New", "Update", "Cancel" and they
will trigger the methods that you specified for OnItemDeleted,
OnItemInserted, OnItemUpdated, OnItemCommand respectively (as if you had used
a CommandFieldButon that generated any or all of those buttons)

--
HTH,
Phillip Williams
http://www.societopia.net
http://www.webswapp.com
"Dabbler" wrote:

I need to move the edit/insert/delete command buttons to a FooterTemplate in
DetailsView so I can add another button alongside them. Can anyone direct me
to sample code than indicates the event handler code for a CommandField (as
these are not available in the FooterTemplate)

Thanks much.

[Dabbler]

Thanks Phillip, that's what I was missing. When I use the AutoGenerate..
attribute the methods are created AutoMagically, I don't specify OnCommand
properties. Do I need to specify my own methods and is there a sample
somewhere of what these default methods contain?

Thanks again.
"Phillip Williams" wrote:

You can add Buttons or LinkButtons in the FooterTemplate whose CommandName
properties are set to any of "Delete", "New", "Update", "Cancel" and they
will trigger the methods that you specified for OnItemDeleted,
OnItemInserted, OnItemUpdated, OnItemCommand respectively (as if you had used
a CommandFieldButon that generated any or all of those buttons)

--
HTH,
Phillip Williams
http://www.societopia.net
http://www.webswapp.com
"Dabbler" wrote:

I need to move the edit/insert/delete command buttons to a FooterTemplate in
DetailsView so I can add another button alongside them. Can anyone direct me
to sample code than indicates the event handler code for a CommandField (as
these are not available in the FooterTemplate)

Thanks much.

[Phillip Williams]

http://www.webswapp.com/codesamples/...s/default.aspx
This FormView demo is using the LinkButtons and OnItemCommand property of
the FormView.
--
HTH,
Phillip Williams
http://www.societopia.net
http://www.webswapp.com
"Dabbler" wrote:

Thanks Phillip, that's what I was missing. When I use the AutoGenerate..
attribute the methods are created AutoMagically, I don't specify OnCommand
properties. Do I need to specify my own methods and is there a sample
somewhere of what these default methods contain?

Thanks again.
"Phillip Williams" wrote:

You can add Buttons or LinkButtons in the FooterTemplate whose CommandName
properties are set to any of "Delete", "New", "Update", "Cancel" and they
will trigger the methods that you specified for OnItemDeleted,
OnItemInserted, OnItemUpdated, OnItemCommand respectively (as if you had used
a CommandFieldButon that generated any or all of those buttons)

--
HTH,
Phillip Williams
http://www.societopia.net
http://www.webswapp.com
"Dabbler" wrote:

I need to move the edit/insert/delete command buttons to a FooterTemplate in
DetailsView so I can add another button alongside them. Can anyone direct me
to sample code than indicates the event handler code for a CommandField (as
these are not available in the FooterTemplate)

Thanks much.

[Dabbler]

Thanks!

"Phillip Williams" wrote:

http://www.webswapp.com/codesamples/...s/default.aspx
This FormView demo is using the LinkButtons and OnItemCommand property of
the FormView.
--
HTH,
Phillip Williams
http://www.societopia.net
http://www.webswapp.com
"Dabbler" wrote:

Thanks Phillip, that's what I was missing. When I use the AutoGenerate..
attribute the methods are created AutoMagically, I don't specify OnCommand
properties. Do I need to specify my own methods and is there a sample
somewhere of what these default methods contain?

Thanks again.
"Phillip Williams" wrote:

You can add Buttons or LinkButtons in the FooterTemplate whose CommandName
properties are set to any of "Delete", "New", "Update", "Cancel" and they
will trigger the methods that you specified for OnItemDeleted,
OnItemInserted, OnItemUpdated, OnItemCommand respectively (as if you had used
a CommandFieldButon that generated any or all of those buttons)

--
HTH,
Phillip Williams
http://www.societopia.net
http://www.webswapp.com
"Dabbler" wrote:

> I need to move the edit/insert/delete command buttons to a FooterTemplate in
> DetailsView so I can add another button alongside them. Can anyone direct me
> to sample code than indicates the event handler code for a CommandField (as
> these are not available in the FooterTemplate)
>
> Thanks much.