Hi Billy,
At design time, you add the datagrid into the table's bottom cell, then
after
setting the datagrid's width and height to 100%, the datagrid should fill
in the
cell.
I have attached my project in this post.This project uses the sql server's
default database to fill the datagrid.
Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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| Well this doesn't work. Even at design time the width of
| the parent table columns are different than those of the
| datagrid. So my column headers that span multiple columns
| don't span the columns correctly.
|
| Billy Jacobs.
|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >
| >Hi Billy,
| >
| >I think what I originally suggested is a suitable
| solution.
| >I have write a sample code to fulfill it.
| >
| >In HTML, add the datagrid into a table and set its width
| and height to
| >100%, like this:
| >
| ><TABLE id="Table1" align="center" style="WIDTH: 464px;
| HEIGHT: 208px"
| >cellSpacing="0" cellPadding="0"
| >width="464" border="1" borderColor="#ff3366">
| ><TR>
| > <TD style="HEIGHT: 29px" align="center"
| colSpan="8">Official Impact
| >Summary</TD>
| ></TR>
| ><TR>
| > <TD style="WIDTH: 19.97%; HEIGHT: 107px"
| align="center"
| >colSpan="2">abcdefg</TD>
| > <TD style="WIDTH: 37.5%; HEIGHT: 107px"
| align="center" colSpan="3">Program
| >Totals</TD>
| > <TD style="WIDTH: 37.5%; HEIGHT: 107px"
| align="center"
| >colSpan="3">Official Totals</TD>
| ></TR>
| ><TR>
| > <TD style="HEIGHT: 29px" align="center"
| colSpan="8">
| > <asp:DataGrid id="DataGrid1" runat="server"
| Width="100%"
| >Height="100%"></asp:DataGrid></FONT>
| > </TD>
| ></TR>
| ></TR>
| ></TABLE>
| >
| >Then when you bind the data to the datagrid, it will
| generate what you want:
| >
| >SqlDataAdapter adapter=new SqlDataAdapter("select * from
| >jobs","server=localhost;database=pubs;uid=sa;pwd= ");
| >DataSet ds=new DataSet();
| >adapter.Fill(ds);
| >DataGrid1.DataSource=ds;
| >DataGrid1.DataBind();
| >
| >If you still can not produce out, I will attach my
| project for you.
| >
| >Hope this helps,
| >Best regards,
| >Jeffrey Tan
| >Microsoft Online Partner Support
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| >| Subject: RE: Headers in Datagrid spanning multiple
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| >| Date: Fri, 19 Sep 2003 05:01:57 -0700
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| >| Sorry I meant that I need the headers to span a
| certain
| >| number of columns as described here.
| >|
| >| I want to accomplish the following except with a
| datagrid.
| >|
| >| <Table>
| >| <tr>
| >| <td colspan=8>Official Impact Summary</td>
| >| </tr>
| >| <tr>
| >| <td colspan=2></td>
| >| <td colspan=3>Program Totals</td>
| >| <td colspan=3>Official Totals</td>
| >| </tr>
| >| <tr> 'Here would be my bound rows.
| >| <td>Col1Info</td><td>Col2Info</td><td>Col3Info</td>
| >| <td>Col4Info</td><td>Col5Info</td><td>Col6Info</td>
| >| <td>Col7Info</td><td>Col8Info</td>
| >| </tr>
| >| <tr>...</table>
| >|
| >|
| >| Thanks,
| >|
| >| Billy Jacobs
| >|
| >|
| >
| >.
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