I have this web app that I am developing that is my first project using ASP.NET 2.0, so I am learning a lot as I go. I have run into a particular issue that I am not sure how to best fix. Here is the deal:
On a particular page I have 2 Gridview Controls. Gridview1 shows a list of features an item has, and GridView2 shows a list of features available. Each Gridview control has a template column with checkboxes. In Addition, there a button associated with Gridview1, that when pressed, will remove the checked features from the item. GridView2 has a button for it that will add the checked features to the item. I have all my logic functioning properly, and things are properly assigned and removed, but I can only see this if I navigate away from the page and then come back. These changes are not reflected in the postback when I press either button.
This brings me to my question, what is the best way I can make these Gridview's refresh their data on postback? If it matters, the gridviews are receiving their data from an ObjectDataSource and a custom method that returns a class which extends / implements BaseCollection.
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Guys,
I have this web app that I am developing that is my first project using ASP.NET 2.0, so I am learning a lot as I go. I have run into a particular issue that I am not sure how to best fix. Here is the deal:
On a particular page I have 2 Gridview Controls. Gridview1 shows a list of features an item has, and GridView2 shows a list of features available. Each Gridview control has a template column with checkboxes. In Addition, there a button associated with Gridview1, that when pressed, will remove the checked features from the item. GridView2 has a button for it that will add the checked features to the item. I have all my logic functioning properly, and things are properly assigned and removed, but I can only see this if I navigate away from the page and then come back. These changes are not reflected in the postback when I press either button.
This brings me to my question, what is the best way I can make these Gridview's refresh their data on postback? If it matters, the gridviews are receiving their data from an ObjectDataSource and a custom method that returns a class which extends / implements BaseCollection.
Thanks in advance for any help you can give me!
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