Hi Brad,
Thanks for your suggestion, although the idea behind using
the gridview is
not just for displaying the info (in that case a listview
would have done
the job nicely as you suggested) but I'm using the edit and
delete
functionalities offered by the Gridview, and that would
probably be too
complicated to emulate in a listview.
Regards,
Yago
On Tue, 23 May 2006 08:25:39 -0700, Brad Wilson
<dotnetguy GMAIL.COM>
wrote:
>The listview is very simple. It would be easy to make it
look like a grid.
>
>On 5/23/06, Yago Alvarado <yago.alvaradouk.cpm-int.com> wrote:
>>
>> I was thinking of implementing a search page where
it would show the
>> results of your search in a gridview as you type
your search query. For
>> what I could gather from that documentation, Atlas
is not supporting
>> gridviews so far (it's supporting listviews,
although this is still
>> undocumented, but not gridviews) so I'll try and
do it in the classical
>> way, nothing fancy, just press the button and show
the search results,
>> perhaps with an Atlas UpdatePanel to make the
search more smooth.
>>
>
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