Help about Crud Gridview ASP.NET

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dear masters or administrator

i have web application with standard template visual studio express 2013 (VB.NET)

@my default.aspx page. i have , crud application with grid view and database.. now in fact i want crud and grid view separate . i have planning to copy grid view @about.aspx page but crud still @ default.aspx so the core in case i want input @webform1(default.aspx) output(about.aspx),

so anyone can give me tutorial about my project .

please help me anyone . T_T

thanks
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Posted 8-Sep-14 16:28pm

masfajar yunarsyah

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2014-09-08T17:18:00

Solution 1

Move the CRUD logic to a different class. Call it the controller.
Keep view (i.e. aspx and aspx.designer) logic separate from the CRUD logic by using this approach.

Posted 8-Sep-14 17:18pm

Abhinav S

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masfajar yunarsyah 8-Sep-14 23:58pm

#cry , can you give a tutor , or step by step .