how to use datagridview in asp.net web application

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hello,

following type of the datagridview-
you can fill records in the datagridview and if you click on the add button that time add new row in the datagrid view.

Posted 13-May-13 22:32pm

Ashwini kumbhar

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Vani Kulkarni · Answer 1 · 2013-05-13T22:45:00

Solution 1

In ASP.Net, DataGridView [used in windows forms] is called GridView. Take a look at following link that explains using gridview in asp.net web application:
ASP.Net GridView[^]
How to use ASP.Net Gridview[^]

Posted 13-May-13 22:45pm

Vani Kulkarni

King Fisher · Answer 2 · 2015-05-14T02:05:00

Solution 3

I hope you are looking for this,

http://www.aspsnippets.com/Articles/Add-new-Row-to-GridView-on-Button-Click-in-ASPNet.aspx[^]

Posted 14-May-15 2:05am

King Fisher

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Richard Deeming 14-May-15 8:33am

This question was answered two years ago. It only appeared in the list because someone decided to resurrect it by posting Solution #2.

That solution has now been deleted, which makes it look like it was you who resurrected the question. :)

King Fisher 14-May-15 8:55am

Sorry, I didn't see the original Post Time I thought it's a new thread :)