How to send mail specific gridview rows

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I have a GridView with 3 columns ID, NAME, STATUS columns

When the status is yes, I want to send mail of that specific row. Any idea how can I select/filter rows which have status yes and send those rows in mail? Please help.

Any ideas are highly appreciated.

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Not sure how to filter gridview as per status and send those rows in mail

Posted 26-Apr-16 19:09pm

Member 9017207

Updated 26-Apr-16 21:20pm

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aarif moh shaikh 27-Apr-16 1:16am

You can use DataView class in C#

Member 9017207 27-Apr-16 1:17am

I'm a newbie. Can u pls give an example?

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bjay tiamsic · Answer 1 · 2016-04-26T21:20:00

Solution 1

In your button's onclick event, loop through the gridview. Find the control binded with Yes/No, use this control in an IF statement,

C#

foreach(GridViewRow gvRow in Gridview1.Rows)
{
   Label Label1 = (Label)gvRow.FindControl("Label1");
   if (Label1.Text =="YES") 
   { 
     //send email 
   }
}

Posted 26-Apr-16 21:20pm

bjay tiamsic

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Member 9017207 27-Apr-16 3:28am

In the email body what to mention?

bjay tiamsic 27-Apr-16 3:58am

in the //send email comment,
type there your code in sending email.

Member 9017207 27-Apr-16 4:04am

in the findcontrol label1, I'll mention the column name?

bjay tiamsic 28-Apr-16 19:23pm

No. Just put there the ID of the control that you bind the YES/NO field.