The GridView control includes a rich set of events that we can handle to customize the
control’s behavior and appearance. These events can be divided into three groups.
First, the GridView control supports the following set of events raised when the control
displays its rows:
Sr.No
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Property
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Description
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1)
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DataBinding
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Raised immediately before GridView is bound to its data source.
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2)
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DataBound
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Raised immediately after GridView is bound to its data source
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3)
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RowCreated
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Raised when each row in GridView is created
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4)
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RowDataBound
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Raised when each row in GridView is bound to data
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Second, the GridView control includes the following set of events raised when we edit
records:
Sr.No
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Property
|
Description
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1)
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RowCommand
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Raised when an event is raised by a control contained in GridView
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2)
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RowUpdating
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Raised immediately before GridView updates a record
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3)
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RowUpdated
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Raised immediately after GridView updates a record
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4)
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RowDeleting
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Raised immediately before GridView deletes a record
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5)
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RowDeleted
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Raised immediately after GridView deletes a record
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6)
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RowCancelingEdit
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Raised when we cancel updating a record
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Finally, the GridView control supports the following events related to sorting, selecting,
and paging:
Sr.No
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Property
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Description
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1)
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PageIndexChanging
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Raised immediately before the current page changes
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2)
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PageIndexChanged
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Raised immediately after the current page changes
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3)
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Sorting
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Raised immediately before sorting
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4)
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Sorted
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Raised immediately after sorting
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5)
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SelectedIndexChanging
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Raised immediately before a row is selected
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6)
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SelectedIndexChanged
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Raised immediately after a row is selected
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