how to bind generic List to Gridview, C#

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Hi All,

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String[] tempData = {
                            numberOfUsers[0], /*title*/
                            numberOfUsers[1], /*FirstName*/
                            numberOfUsers[2], /*MiddleName*/
                            numberOfUsers[3], /*LastName*/
                            numberOfUsers[57], /*Email*/
                            numberOfUsers[15], /*StreetName1*/
                            numberOfUsers[16], /*StreetName2*/
                            numberOfUsers[21], /*Country*/
                            numberOfUsers[19], /*State*/
                            numberOfUsers[20], /*PostCode*/
                            numberOfUsers[18], /*City*/
                            numberOfUsers[37], /*HomePhone*/
                            numberOfUsers[40], /*MobilePhone*/
                            numberOfUsers[31], /*WorkPhone*/
                            numberOfUsers[36]  /*Fax*/
                      };

listUser.Add(tempData);

VB

gridview1.datasource = listUser;

this statement not working as I intended. I want each element in list array as separate Row in Gridview.

Can anyone please help me?

Posted 14-Oct-10 19:43pm

Jayadheer Reddy

Updated 14-Oct-10 21:24pm

Dalek Dave

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Dalek Dave 15-Oct-10 3:24am

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alrosan · Answer 1 · 2010-10-14T19:59:00

Solution 1

write this after gridview1.datasource=listUser;

gridview1.DataBind();
or
this.DataBind();