Hi,
I'm using a datagrid to display contents of a dataset and I've set the
datagrid to allow paging and sorting.
Rather than re-retrieve from the DB, I store the original dataset in a
Session variable and then rebind to it for each page (which works).
I'd also like to be able to sort any of the columns of the datagrid, so I do
this using a dataview as shown below triggered from the normal
Grid_SortComman d event :
Private Sub ResultGrid_Sort Command(ByVal source As Object, ByVal e As
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.Data GridSortCommand EventArgs) Handles
ResultGrid.Sort Command
Dim ds As DataSet
ds = Session("myRecs ")
Dim dv As New DataView
dv = ds.Tables("myTa ble").DefaultVi ew
dv.Sort = e.sortExpressio n
ResultGrid.Data source = dv
ResultGrid.Data Bind()
' store sorted dataset in session ????
End Sub
The above sort works but when I click on my datagrid page links, it loses
the sorting when the page returns.
It tried storing the sorted dataview as below, but it didn't work
Dim dt As DataTable
dt = dv.Table.Copy()
ds = New DataSet(dv.Tabl e.TableName)
ds.Tables.Add(d t)
Session("myRecs ") = ds
Any ideas how I can retain sorting and paging together ???
Thanks
Dave 1 1775
Don't know if anyone's looked at my post below, but no need to bother now
I've figured out a way of doing it.
I saved the sortExpression in the session along with the dataset, if a
sortexpression existed in the session, I loaded the dataset into a dataview
and re-applied the sortexpression and paging was automatically applied along
with the correct sort order.
"Dave S" <da********@hot mail.com> wrote in message
news:bb******** *************** *******@news.te ranews.com... Hi,
I'm using a datagrid to display contents of a dataset and I've set the datagrid to allow paging and sorting. Rather than re-retrieve from the DB, I store the original dataset in a Session variable and then rebind to it for each page (which works). I'd also like to be able to sort any of the columns of the datagrid, so I
do this using a dataview as shown below triggered from the normal Grid_SortComman d event :
Private Sub ResultGrid_Sort Command(ByVal source As Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.W ebControls.Data GridSortCommand EventArgs) Handles ResultGrid.Sort Command Dim ds As DataSet ds = Session("myRecs ") Dim dv As New DataView dv = ds.Tables("myTa ble").DefaultVi ew dv.Sort = e.sortExpressio n ResultGrid.Data source = dv ResultGrid.Data Bind()
' store sorted dataset in session ???? End Sub
The above sort works but when I click on my datagrid page links, it loses the sorting when the page returns. It tried storing the sorted dataview as below, but it didn't work
Dim dt As DataTable dt = dv.Table.Copy() ds = New DataSet(dv.Tabl e.TableName) ds.Tables.Add(d t) Session("myRecs ") = ds
Any ideas how I can retain sorting and paging together ???
Thanks Dave
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