Hi

An update on my previous post. The ActiveCellChange PostBack worked when I set the EnableDataViewState to true. I have a new issue now. I am getting the post back if I click on one of the column but not all. The row gets selected when I click on any of the Cell, but the ActiveCellChange post back is not working for all cells.

I've set the RowSelectType="Single" , CellClickAction="Row" and CellSelectType as "Single"

Please help me on this.

Regards

Mithilesh

Hi

As mentioned above, the PostBack will not function properly if data bind is not done for grid. In my case neither the PostBack is happening for ActiveCellChange nor the event is fired. Any perticular reason why is that happening?

N.B. : The Activation Enabled is set to True and AutoPostBackFlag is set to True for ActiveCellChange.

Regards

Mithilesh

I found the solution to my issue the other day, Apologies for not responding sooner.

Please modify your example page with the following to recreate the issue:

Delete your sqldatasource and all design data bindings.

Replace page load with the following:

        protected override void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)

        {           

            string[,] test = new string[2, 2] { { "1", "22" }, { "333", "4444" } };
            if (!IsPostBack)
            {
                Report_Grid.DataSource = test;
                Report_Grid.DataBind();
            }
        }

The issue is that events do not function as expected if a datasource is not bound to them during post back. Activation events will not fire with the above code, Selection events will fire but e.CurrentSelectedCells[0]; will return null.

Due to the size of my datasets that a bind, and the run time I do not wish to go back to the database for every postback. My current project as example has a sql run time of about 10 seconds, and returns at least 100k records. To large for session and to slow for postbacks. I've executed a workaround for my data that has my protect working though.

Also I find the results of binding an array to a WHDG peculiar.