In some complex scenarios developers need to
create runtime GridView dynamically. So obviously developers need to create
dynamic columns for dynamic gridviews. Here in this article I will explain how
one can develop or implement runtime dynamically create bound column as well as
template column of a GridView control and also how to bind data into the
dynamically created GridView. For simplicity here i use a datatable but you can
bind data from database as well. Here I also showed how developers can write
dynamic event handler for dynamically created button within the template column.
The output will be:
Creating bound column is easier than template
column because if you want to add dynamic template column in your GridView then
you must implement ITemplate interface. When you instantiate the implemented
object then it will automatically call the "InstantiateIn" method. To implement
my example first add a class in your project and named it "TemplateHandler".
Then copy the code sample:
using System; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.WebControls; public class TemplateHandler : ITemplate { void ITemplate.InstantiateIn(Control container) { Button cmd= new Button(); cmd.ID = "cmd"; cmd.Text = "HI"; cmd.Click += new EventHandler(Dynamic_Method); container.Controls.Add(cmd); } protected void Dynamic_Method(object sender, EventArgs e) { ((Button)sender).Text = "Hellooooo"; } }
Now add a page in your project & copy the below codes under page_load event:
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { DataTable dt = new DataTable(); dt.Columns.Add("FirstName"); dt.Columns.Add("LastName"); dt.Columns.Add("Age", typeof(System.Int32)); DataRow oItem = dt.NewRow(); oItem[0] = "Shawpnendu"; oItem[1] = "Bikash"; oItem[2] = 32; dt.Rows.Add(oItem); oItem = dt.NewRow(); oItem[0] = "Bimalendu"; oItem[1] = "Bikash"; oItem[2] = 27; dt.Rows.Add(oItem); GridView gv = new GridView(); gv.AutoGenerateColumns = false; BoundField nameColumn = new BoundField(); nameColumn.DataField = "FirstName"; nameColumn.HeaderText = "First Name"; gv.Columns.Add(nameColumn); nameColumn = new BoundField(); nameColumn.DataField = "LastName"; nameColumn.HeaderText = "Last Name"; gv.Columns.Add(nameColumn); nameColumn = new BoundField(); nameColumn.DataField = "Age"; nameColumn.HeaderText = "Age"; gv.Columns.Add(nameColumn); // Here is template column portion TemplateField TmpCol = new TemplateField(); TmpCol.HeaderText = "Click Me"; gv.Columns.Add(TmpCol); TmpCol.ItemTemplate = new TemplateHandler(); gv.DataSource = dt; gv.DataBind(); Form.Controls.Add(gv); }
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