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Comments by Abhijit Ghosh (Subho) (Top 39 by date)

Abhijit Ghosh (Subho) 25-Nov-14 3:26am View    
I hope you know what you are doing! Anyways show us what you have done and we can go from there.
Abhijit Ghosh (Subho) 25-Nov-14 3:10am View    
What I understand is that you want to simply update the location in the edit event of the gridview. I don't understand why you are bothered about the selected item! See, once you click edit and then update , the gridview event should simply contain code to update the record in the database. Once that is done, simply bind the ddl again and you are done.
Abhijit Ghosh (Subho) 25-Oct-14 4:21am View    
Quite appropriate. I agree. Thank you for that.
Abhijit Ghosh (Subho) 23-Oct-14 7:54am View    
Thanks Bill. Actually I was waiting for the OP to comment if that's what he wanted! If not, then I could try to provide a better and detailed solution. Guess it's solved now.
Abhijit Ghosh (Subho) 23-Oct-14 7:47am View    
Logical approach should be:
1. bind table 2 to gridview
2. use gridview edit template to add your button
3. add code to update table table 1 aganist the button event

Refer http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/36528/GridView-all-in-one
You will get all you need there.
Try it and tell us if you have any problem.