The best datagrid tool for asp.net?

Hi everyone,

I need to buy a datagrid component for my company and I was hoping that some
people could tell me the current market leader.

Thanks for any suggestions

SimonTry infragistics(http://www.infragistics.com)
Nice one.

"Simon Harvey" <simon.harvey@dotnet.itags.org.the-web-works.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Hi everyone,
> I need to buy a datagrid component for my company and I was hoping that
some
> people could tell me the current market leader.
> Thanks for any suggestions
> Simon
Hi Simon,

Look for them in these components listings:

http://www.developerfusion.com/
http://www.componentsource.com/

--
Cheers!
Rajiv. R
Rajspace.Org
"Simon Harvey" <simon.harvey@dotnet.itags.org.the-web-works.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Hi everyone,
> I need to buy a datagrid component for my company and I was hoping that
some
> people could tell me the current market leader.
> Thanks for any suggestions
> Simon

The best way to update a site?

Hello!
I currently have a site online. I added more features to my datagrid page,
so users can update and stuff. I though I could just copy the aspx, aspx.vb
and the server page including the web config, and paste then on the server.
At c:\intepub\wwwroot\website.
But now I get a runtime error when I go to that page. What is the best way
to update a site after maiking modifications on the developer machine?
TIA
Rudy"Rudy" <Rudy@dotnet.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I currently have a site online. I added more features to my datagrid
> page,
> so users can update and stuff. I though I could just copy the aspx,
> aspx.vb
> and the server page including the web config, and paste then on the
> server.
> At c:\intepub\wwwroot\website.
> But now I get a runtime error when I go to that page. What is the best
> way
> to update a site after maiking modifications on the developer machine?
1) What exactly do you mean by "the server page"?
2) Why are you trying to copy the .vb files?
3) Are you using Visual Studio.NET?
Typically, you do not have to move the files containing source code to the
web server (eg .cs, .vb, etc.), you only need to move the content files
(.aspx, .htm, .css, .config, etc.).
When you make updates to the code, you need to rebuild the project and then
copy the content files and the new dll over to the webserver. When you buil
d
the project, your "code files" are compiled into the dll
(yourapp/bin/youapp.dll).
Hope this helps. You may also try google to get a better understanding of
the deployment process and why certain files are needed on the webserver and
others are not.
"Rudy" wrote:

> Hello!
> I currently have a site online. I added more features to my datagrid page
,
> so users can update and stuff. I though I could just copy the aspx, aspx.
vb
> and the server page including the web config, and paste then on the server
.
> At c:\intepub\wwwroot\website.
> But now I get a runtime error when I go to that page. What is the best wa
y
> to update a site after maiking modifications on the developer machine?
> TIA
> Rudy
> But now I get a runtime error when I go to that page. What is the best
way
> to update a site after maiking modifications on the developer machine?
Sounds like you are using VS.net and, as such, you are likely compiling all
your vb pages into a DLL before uploading.
So, if that is the case, you don't want to upload your .vb files, but,
rather, recompile the project, upload your ASPX pages, and then upload your
project's dll file (in the BIN folder).
-Darrel
As a result of what everyone has suggested, please note that re-deploying
your website will cause all session state information to be lost (that is if
you do use In-process state). So, if this is a very busy website, I
wouldn't want to tick your user's off by killing their session information
when you update. So, do you updates at a time when it is not that busy
"Rudy" <Rudy@dotnet.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9FB474C1-0B6A-4216-BCD8-5248826FC1EE@dotnet.itags.org.microsoft.com...
> Hello!
> I currently have a site online. I added more features to my datagrid
> page,
> so users can update and stuff. I though I could just copy the aspx,
> aspx.vb
> and the server page including the web config, and paste then on the
> server.
> At c:\intepub\wwwroot\website.
> But now I get a runtime error when I go to that page. What is the best
> way
> to update a site after maiking modifications on the developer machine?
> TIA
> Rudy
Thank you all who replied! I got my site up and running. I forgot about the
dll, and just put the vb files because i thought it couldn't hurt. But is
there harm put those files in, they are not very big.
Anyway, I dumped my entire site and just loaded in a new one. When I moved
the project file from my home to my office developer computer, and named the
project diffrent, off by one letter. So my new project was a little diffrent
then what I had on the server. It's a intranet site, so I just sent a memo
about the new name. Not sure how that happened, but I do remember I had a
heck of a time moving the project over and getting it to work again. Thanks
again!
Rudy
"Tampa.NET Koder" wrote:

> As a result of what everyone has suggested, please note that re-deploying
> your website will cause all session state information to be lost (that is
if
> you do use In-process state). So, if this is a very busy website, I
> wouldn't want to tick your user's off by killing their session information
> when you update. So, do you updates at a time when it is not that busy
> "Rudy" <Rudy@dotnet.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:9FB474C1-0B6A-4216-BCD8-5248826FC1EE@dotnet.itags.org.microsoft.com...
>
>

The best way to update a site?

Hello!

I currently have a site online. I added more features to my datagrid page,
so users can update and stuff. I though I could just copy the aspx, aspx.vb
and the server page including the web config, and paste then on the server.
At c:\intepub\wwwroot\website.
But now I get a runtime error when I go to that page. What is the best way
to update a site after maiking modifications on the developer machine?

TIA

Rudy"Rudy" <Rudy@dotnet.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9FB474C1-0B6A-4216-BCD8-5248826FC1EE@dotnet.itags.org.microsoft.com...

> I currently have a site online. I added more features to my datagrid
> page,
> so users can update and stuff. I though I could just copy the aspx,
> aspx.vb
> and the server page including the web config, and paste then on the
> server.
> At c:\intepub\wwwroot\website.
> But now I get a runtime error when I go to that page. What is the best
> way
> to update a site after maiking modifications on the developer machine?

1) What exactly do you mean by "the server page"?

2) Why are you trying to copy the .vb files?

3) Are you using Visual Studio.NET?
Typically, you do not have to move the files containing source code to the
web server (eg .cs, .vb, etc.), you only need to move the content files
(.aspx, .htm, .css, .config, etc.).

When you make updates to the code, you need to rebuild the project and then
copy the content files and the new dll over to the webserver. When you build
the project, your "code files" are compiled into the dll
(yourapp/bin/youapp.dll).

Hope this helps. You may also try google to get a better understanding of
the deployment process and why certain files are needed on the webserver and
others are not.

"Rudy" wrote:

> Hello!
> I currently have a site online. I added more features to my datagrid page,
> so users can update and stuff. I though I could just copy the aspx, aspx.vb
> and the server page including the web config, and paste then on the server.
> At c:\intepub\wwwroot\website.
> But now I get a runtime error when I go to that page. What is the best way
> to update a site after maiking modifications on the developer machine?
> TIA
> Rudy
> But now I get a runtime error when I go to that page. What is the best
way
> to update a site after maiking modifications on the developer machine?

Sounds like you are using VS.net and, as such, you are likely compiling all
your vb pages into a DLL before uploading.

So, if that is the case, you don't want to upload your .vb files, but,
rather, recompile the project, upload your ASPX pages, and then upload your
project's dll file (in the BIN folder).

-Darrel
As a result of what everyone has suggested, please note that re-deploying
your website will cause all session state information to be lost (that is if
you do use In-process state). So, if this is a very busy website, I
wouldn't want to tick your user's off by killing their session information
when you update. So, do you updates at a time when it is not that busy

"Rudy" <Rudy@dotnet.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9FB474C1-0B6A-4216-BCD8-5248826FC1EE@dotnet.itags.org.microsoft.com...
> Hello!
> I currently have a site online. I added more features to my datagrid
> page,
> so users can update and stuff. I though I could just copy the aspx,
> aspx.vb
> and the server page including the web config, and paste then on the
> server.
> At c:\intepub\wwwroot\website.
> But now I get a runtime error when I go to that page. What is the best
> way
> to update a site after maiking modifications on the developer machine?
> TIA
> Rudy
Thank you all who replied! I got my site up and running. I forgot about the
dll, and just put the vb files because i thought it couldn't hurt. But is
there harm put those files in, they are not very big.
Anyway, I dumped my entire site and just loaded in a new one. When I moved
the project file from my home to my office developer computer, and named the
project diffrent, off by one letter. So my new project was a little diffrent
then what I had on the server. It's a intranet site, so I just sent a memo
about the new name. Not sure how that happened, but I do remember I had a
heck of a time moving the project over and getting it to work again. Thanks
again!

Rudy

"Tampa.NET Koder" wrote:

> As a result of what everyone has suggested, please note that re-deploying
> your website will cause all session state information to be lost (that is if
> you do use In-process state). So, if this is a very busy website, I
> wouldn't want to tick your user's off by killing their session information
> when you update. So, do you updates at a time when it is not that busy
> "Rudy" <Rudy@dotnet.itags.org.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:9FB474C1-0B6A-4216-BCD8-5248826FC1EE@dotnet.itags.org.microsoft.com...
> > Hello!
> > I currently have a site online. I added more features to my datagrid
> > page,
> > so users can update and stuff. I though I could just copy the aspx,
> > aspx.vb
> > and the server page including the web config, and paste then on the
> > server.
> > At c:\intepub\wwwroot\website.
> > But now I get a runtime error when I go to that page. What is the best
> > way
> > to update a site after maiking modifications on the developer machine?
> > TIA
> > Rudy
>

The damn Enter button and ASP.NET

If you have a Datagrid with the functionality to edit and update rows and
then also a Save, Add new and Back buttons at the bottom of the page. The
Enter button is all messed up... add to this a bunch of TextBox fileds with
Multiline support in the Edit mode...
So if I enter the Edit mode of a row and put focus in the multiline textbox
and press enter I of course want to create a line feed in the text box.. but
no.. it triggers any button the page feel like at that time... when you tab
around in the Input fields you see the blu little line jump around on
buttons (that indicated the Defautl Enter button)... Sometimes it's the save
button that triggers and sometimes in the back button or sometimes even the
deletecommand of the other rows that are not in the EditMode.
So, yeah sure I could, which I have on other pages, disabled the Enter and
Return buttons thru Javascript onkeypress but on this page I really need to
have the line feed thingy working in the Multiline boxes.. please help.
best regards
/Lars NetzelHi Lars
I've had the problem with ASP pages submitting the first button on the page
or not the button i intented it to submit.
The way i got around this, was by creating a <input type=button runat=server
id=tb />, setting the OnClick to point to my required method through the
code behind, then attaching a JavaScript on enter to all the textboxes i
want to submit this with. (the opposite to you disabling the enter button)
An annoying work around, but a work around.
I have never had the problem when hitting enter on a multiline textbox, it
submits the form.
However, attaching a Javascript onclick like i said above would do this.
So, are you sure there no javascript actions on you textbox that could cause
it to submit on enter rather than create a new line feed.
Double check this through IE by viewing source and checking there is no
OnClick event.
HTH (I know it may be no solution, by no one else has answered your plea for
help yet :))
"Lars Netzel" <uihsdf@dotnet.itags.org.adf.se> wrote in message
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> If you have a Datagrid with the functionality to edit and update rows and
> then also a Save, Add new and Back buttons at the bottom of the page. The
> Enter button is all messed up... add to this a bunch of TextBox fileds
> with Multiline support in the Edit mode...
> So if I enter the Edit mode of a row and put focus in the multiline
> textbox and press enter I of course want to create a line feed in the text
> box.. but no.. it triggers any button the page feel like at that time...
> when you tab around in the Input fields you see the blu little line jump
> around on buttons (that indicated the Defautl Enter button)... Sometimes
> it's the save button that triggers and sometimes in the back button or
> sometimes even the deletecommand of the other rows that are not in the
> EditMode.
> So, yeah sure I could, which I have on other pages, disabled the Enter and
> Return buttons thru Javascript onkeypress but on this page I really need
> to have the line feed thingy working in the Multiline boxes.. please help.
> best regards
> /Lars Netzel
>
Thank you! I had some thoughts about the way you suggested but it seemed
like such an ugly workaround that I didn't really think that anyone would do
it but after looking around so more it seems like this is a quite common way
of fixing things, using the onfocus and onblur events to alter behaviors on
page.
So I did this:
I catch onkeypress on the body element and have a condition for the Enter
button to return true or false... then on the onfocus and onblur events of
the textboxes, I change a variable weather to use the condition for the
enter check or not. Work pretty darn good:)
Thanks for the thoughts.
And by the way.. the textboxes where not set to MultiLine... hmmm.. I wonder
why there was no LineFeed...
Take care
/Lars
"Grant Merwitz" <grant@dotnet.itags.org.workshare.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Lars
> I've had the problem with ASP pages submitting the first button on the
> page or not the button i intented it to submit.
> The way i got around this, was by creating a <input type=button
> runat=server id=tb />, setting the OnClick to point to my required method
> through the code behind, then attaching a JavaScript on enter to all the
> textboxes i want to submit this with. (the opposite to you disabling the
> enter button)
> An annoying work around, but a work around.
> I have never had the problem when hitting enter on a multiline textbox, it
> submits the form.
> However, attaching a Javascript onclick like i said above would do this.
> So, are you sure there no javascript actions on you textbox that could
> cause it to submit on enter rather than create a new line feed.
> Double check this through IE by viewing source and checking there is no
> OnClick event.
> HTH (I know it may be no solution, by no one else has answered your plea
> for help yet :))
>
> "Lars Netzel" <uihsdf@dotnet.itags.org.adf.se> wrote in message
> news:OGu697XoFHA.3316@dotnet.itags.org.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>
HAHA, thats is quite funny
glad you came right
"Lars Netzel" <uihsdf@dotnet.itags.org.adf.se> wrote in message
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> Thank you! I had some thoughts about the way you suggested but it seemed
> like such an ugly workaround that I didn't really think that anyone would
> do it but after looking around so more it seems like this is a quite
> common way of fixing things, using the onfocus and onblur events to alter
> behaviors on page.
> So I did this:
> I catch onkeypress on the body element and have a condition for the Enter
> button to return true or false... then on the onfocus and onblur events of
> the textboxes, I change a variable weather to use the condition for the
> enter check or not. Work pretty darn good:)
> Thanks for the thoughts.
> And by the way.. the textboxes where not set to MultiLine... hmmm.. I
> wonder why there was no LineFeed...
> Take care
> /Lars
>
> "Grant Merwitz" <grant@dotnet.itags.org.workshare.com> wrote in message
> news:eEV7z1ZoFHA.3608@dotnet.itags.org.TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>