Refresh the PageIndex

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hi how can refresh the gridview pageindex when value can be changed... i can assign values to grid using several button. each button hasn't carrying same values. we can select one button and select 2nd page index in gridview then select another button the pageindex 2nd doesn't change.. how to refresh pageindex when i click other buttons..

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Nani

Posted 14-Dec-12 19:27pm

NaniCh

Updated 20-Dec-12 20:46pm

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StackQ 15-Dec-12 1:47am

try after ur event:UrDataGridViewNaME.Refresh();

NaniCh 15-Dec-12 1:51am

it doesn't calling..

StackQ 15-Dec-12 1:55am

check for the appropriate event,or tell me after what process, u want to refresh ur gridview.

Give brief description about ur process:

NaniCh 15-Dec-12 2:09am

i bind the gridview multiple times with multiple values. we bind values on pageload and select next pageindex after we can bind grid with another value the pageindex doesn't change

StackQ 15-Dec-12 2:13am

we bind values on pageload
{Here call for refresh!!!!!!!}
and select next pageindex after we can bind grid with another value the pageindex doesn't change

NaniCh 15-Dec-12 2:16am

gridview.refresh() it doen't calling...

StackQ 15-Dec-12 2:19am

ok,so create a function,put refresh code inside that function,and call that function where i specified.

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Krunal Rohit · Answer 1 · 2012-12-14T19:44:00

Solution 2

Not sure, but you should go with it :

C#

Session["PageIndex"] = GridView1.PageIndex;

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
 {
     if(!IsPostBack)
     {
        Gridview1.PageIndex =convert.ToInt32(Session["PageIndex"]);
     }
 }

Posted 14-Dec-12 19:44pm

Krunal Rohit

Christian Graus · Answer 2 · 2012-12-14T19:28:00

Solution 1

Your page should render the correct page index. If you mean you want the page indexs you show as links to update as the data changes, the obvious way to do that is have your page auto refresh every minute or so.

Posted 14-Dec-12 19:28pm

Christian Graus