gridview with binding from scrollbar

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Hello,
What i want to do is a control that have a gridview with fixed header and scrollbar , with a search textbox for every column in gridview (not databound) so it should be a template header and the gridview should be populate while scrolling.
I try to avoid JavaScripting.
The steps :
1. Fixed header gridview
2. Scrollbar for gridview
3. Search textbox template for gridview (under header or up) ;
4. Clicking on header to sort
5. Edit panel for each row ( and enable editing directly on the gridview)
6. Databind on the gridview while scrolling (something like the infinite div example) just that i will show rows between id (x-y) determined from the position of the scroll bar.
Any help please?

Posted 23-Oct-12 21:37pm

ancientrd

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janwel 24-Oct-12 3:43am

what have you done so far?

ancientrd 24-Oct-12 5:03am

to be honest NONE. I tried code to make the header fixed and not working.
To add the scroll i use a div
I am quite noob at asp i am used with form programming and it seems a lot of things are changed and i try to learn.
That's why i made a steps target for my control to try and make all the points.

[no name] 24-Oct-12 3:45am

Show your code...

ancientrd 24-Oct-12 5:14am

none yet , what i try to do is something similar to http://examples.ext.net/#/GridPanel/MultiHeader/Filter/

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I am using EXT.NET wich solve me almmost all the problems.
Thank you for u're answers.

Posted 27-Oct-12 2:33am

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Sandeep Mewara · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-24T04:52:00

Solution 1

Start from here: Grid View with Fixed Header[^]

Try out and post specific questions sharing your effort made.

Posted 24-Oct-12 4:52am

Sandeep Mewara