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Logiciells is an Information Technology service provider, serving clients from across the globe since 2008.

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Team Grocip wishes you and your family a very Bright,Colorful and Joyful Holi.

Holi Haiiii

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On this day, take a break from your busy and hectic schedule. Celebrate your life, have fun and do what your heart says because its your day. Have a great Women’s Day!!

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Wishing you all a Happy Valentines Day!!

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Read our blog post, on Dynamics CRM 2015 : SSRS report with Java Script

https://logiciells.wordpress.com/2016/01/11/dynamics-crm-2015-ssrs-report-with-java-script/

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.Net Interns

Team Logiciells is looking for .Net Interns having passion to work with a growing and dynamic organization. Minimum Qualifications are:- 1. A Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science (or equivalent experience) 2. Ability to work in a fast-paced, dynamic environment with tight deadlines and challenging projects. 3. Ability to solve problems quickly and completely. 4. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. 5. Key Skills : .Net, SQL Server, jQuery

Location Gurgaon

Qualified candidates, send resume to [email protected]

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Workflow of Gridview

Have you ever thought how grid view handles all the events like RowDataBound, RowCommand, RowDeleting, RowUpdating, etc…? If you look in System.Web.UI.WebControls.GridView class, you will find lots of properties, events and methods.

Let’s take RowDataBound as an example to understand the GridView workflow. 1. We have an event RowDataBound which gets fired OnRowDataBound method :

2. We have a delegate to handle RowDataBound event :

3. We have a method OnRowDataBound() which raises the RowDataBound event :

4. Create grdTest_RowDataBound function in aspx.cs and write the code which you want to execute for each row when data binding takes and call it in OnRowDataBound(). Here I am generating the Serial No., which will be displayed in grid.

The above code finds Label “lblSno” in the grid row. Assigns the value of variable of “serialNo” to the Label “lblSno” and displays it on screen. With this, we are ready to explore other Gridview events.

Have you tried any other Gridview event yourself. Which event have you used and how have you implemented it?

Let us know in the comments.

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