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hi friends

i have to get the total number of rows in gridview with all values or text inside first column .. how to do it please provide me a code

string itemName;
List<int32> ids = new List<int32>();

foreach (GridViewRow item in GridView1.Rows)
{
itemName = GridView1.Rows[item].Cells[0].Text;
ids.Add(methodto get ID of text from database);
}

is this code correct
if not please show me the actual code
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Updated 17-Dec-12 16:54pm
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Vishal.Shimpi144 17-Dec-12 23:09pm    
If you want ID of all your rows in gridview....you just set the DataKeyNames property of your gridview to the ID like DataKeyNames="ID" so that you can get the value easly.
Nandakishore G N 17-Dec-12 23:34pm    
what is the dattsource, that you are using?..either sqldatasource or through code behind?
sreeCoderMan 17-Dec-12 23:38pm    
code behind

C#
int count = grvTest.Rows.Count;
            foreach (GridViewRow row in grvTest.Rows)
            {
                string text = row.Cells[0].Text;
            }


so that you can get the cell value of 1st column of your grid view
 
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sreeCoderMan 17-Dec-12 23:51pm    
i my project am using List<int32> id = new List<int32>();
i am adding id to my list how to retrieve all values to another page and display it
Vishal.Shimpi144 18-Dec-12 0:26am    
to redirect to the next page use LinkButton.. and use PostBackUrl property to redirect like PostBackUrl="Page2.aspx". so that u can get all the controls of previous page to next page so u can access your grid to next page also.
sreeCoderMan 18-Dec-12 0:31am    
ok how to display this list
Your best bet is to count the rows in the data source.
 
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sreeCoderMan 17-Dec-12 22:55pm    
can you tell me please
Christian Graus 17-Dec-12 22:56pm    
I did. Your best bet is not to ask the user interface how many rows it has, but to ask the data source you're binding to.
Loop through the grid view[^]


This article will help you
 
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