D
Daisy
Hi All.
I have a simple web application with a single webpage. it contains a
single datagrid control which loads data via a Microsoft CRM proxy
without any problems. It also contains the two default linkbutton
colums for Edit and Delete.
I have created the Item command event handler which handles the
datagrid's itemcommand event. When I click the edit link it receives
'Edit' as its commandname. Now the datagrid correctly displays its
edit mode with the two update and cancel buttons. But when I click the
update link the itemcommand handler receives 'Edit' as its commandname
again and when clicking the Cancel link it receives 'Delete' as its
commandname. Any ideas anyone?
The strange thing is the same application runs correctly (correct
commands received) running on a different machine ( a win XP with
visual studio .net installed running .net framework version 1.1).
The machine which gives me problems is a Win server 2003 running as a
Virtual PC with Microsoft CRM and Framework 1.1 installed.
Any help appreciated!
I have a simple web application with a single webpage. it contains a
single datagrid control which loads data via a Microsoft CRM proxy
without any problems. It also contains the two default linkbutton
colums for Edit and Delete.
I have created the Item command event handler which handles the
datagrid's itemcommand event. When I click the edit link it receives
'Edit' as its commandname. Now the datagrid correctly displays its
edit mode with the two update and cancel buttons. But when I click the
update link the itemcommand handler receives 'Edit' as its commandname
again and when clicking the Cancel link it receives 'Delete' as its
commandname. Any ideas anyone?
The strange thing is the same application runs correctly (correct
commands received) running on a different machine ( a win XP with
visual studio .net installed running .net framework version 1.1).
The machine which gives me problems is a Win server 2003 running as a
Virtual PC with Microsoft CRM and Framework 1.1 installed.
Any help appreciated!