Web User Control Issue

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Hi,

I have around 10 User Controls designed and accessed in Single "aspx" page.

Each User Control has Page Load event with "!IsPostback" condition where I am binding details to Grid View.

I access controls based on respective menu/button click to load that control on aspx page. But on Click of menu or button "IsPostback" is "true" and Grid view available in User Control is not binding when control is loaded.

So how can I make IsPostBack as false while loading User Control? Or is there any other solution to solve this problem?

Please reply. Its Urgent.

Regards,
Rashmi.MK

Posted 10-Apr-11 20:02pm

Rashmi_Karnam

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3 solutions

Solution 1

So u want to display database in Gridview view So inpage load calls the function of Gridview().

void loadgrid()
{
ds=new dataset()
ad=new sqldataadapter("select * from table",con);
ad.fill(ds);
gridview1.datasource=ds;
gridview1.databind();
}

call the loadgrid function in page load.

Posted 10-Apr-11 20:10pm

anilkumar1986

Updated 12-Apr-11 21:18pm

v2

Solution 3

Put a break point in pageLoad. Sometimes VS may raise a problem. Or Check that you have actually called the function in PageLoad or not.

Posted 12-Apr-11 21:17pm

Prasanta_Prince

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ParthaDinda · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-10T23:33:00

Solution 2

call you girdload method onclick button event after all work finish
like:

void button_click(sender sender,enentargs e)
{
   --your code here
   -- now call your method here
}

Posted 10-Apr-11 23:33pm

ParthaDinda

Updated 12-Apr-11 21:19pm

v3