Adding an unbound - row to a specific index - datagridview bound mode

[inpuarg]

Is it possible that - or is there any workarround for adding a new unbound row
to a datagridview at bound mode ?
Theese are not working. And i don 't want to add a row to dataset then rebind -
cause i want to add this row to a specific location. and it does not match to
sort order.

Regards. and thanks.

base.Rows.Inser tCopy(base.Curr entRow.Index, 1);
base.Rows.Inser t(base.CurrentR ow.Index, 1);
base.Rows.AddCo pies(base.Curre ntRow.Index, 1);
base.Rows.Inser tCopy(base.Curr entRow.Index, 1);

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

inpuarg,

Well, in order to do this, you have to set your sort order such that the
row will be placed in the order that you desire.

The order of the rows in the data table have nothing to do with the sort
order on a view. You need to change the view so that the sort order will
expose the rows in the order you wish.

Hope this helps.
--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- mv*@spam.guard. caspershouse.co m

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Is it possible that - or is there any workarround for adding a new unbound
row
to a datagridview at bound mode ?
Theese are not working. And i don 't want to add a row to dataset then
rebind -
cause i want to add this row to a specific location. and it does not match
to
sort order.

Regards. and thanks.

base.Rows.Inser tCopy(base.Curr entRow.Index, 1);
base.Rows.Inser t(base.CurrentR ow.Index, 1);
base.Rows.AddCo pies(base.Curre ntRow.Index, 1);
base.Rows.Inser tCopy(base.Curr entRow.Index, 1);

[inpuarg]

well - i 've tried but i have some problems :

DataSet ds = (DataSet)base.D ataSource;
DataTable dt = ds.Tables[0];
DataView dv = dt.DefaultView;

DataRow row = dv.Table.NewRow ();
row["ID"] = System.Guid.New Guid().ToString ().ToUpper();

dv.Table.Rows.I nsertAt(row, base.CurrentRow .Index + 1);
but when user change the default sort this is not working - what can i do ?

On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 15:49:41 -0500, "Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]"
<mv*@spam.guard .caspershouse.c om> wrote:

inpuarg,

Well, in order to do this, you have to set your sort order such that the
row will be placed in the order that you desire.

The order of the rows in the data table have nothing to do with the sort
order on a view. You need to change the view so that the sort order will
expose the rows in the order you wish.

Hope this helps.