CodeSnip: How to Create a DataGrid in ASP.NET with Multiple Radio Buttons Per Row
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by Nidal Arabi
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Testing

If you run your project now, you will receive Figure 3, but when you click process nothing happens (except posting back the page).

Figure 3

In order to process the rows after user selection of options, you have to post the following code segment for the BtnProcess click event.

Listing 3

Private Sub BtnProcess_Click(ByVal sender As System.ObjectByVal e As System.EventArgs) _
Handles BtnProcess.Click
  Dim RequestString As String, Ind As DataGridItem, RequestValue As String, RowNumber As Long
  RowNumber = 1
  For Each Ind In DataGrid1.Items
    RequestString = "mycheckoption" & Ind.ItemIndex
    If Ind.ItemType = ListItemType.AlternatingItem Or Ind.ItemType = ListItemType.Item Then
      Dim r As Label
      r = Ind.FindControl("LblStatus")
      RequestString = "mycheckoption" & Ind.ItemIndex
      RequestValue = Request.Form(RequestString)
      TxtProcess.Text = TxtProcess.Text & "Row " & RowNumber & " has status " & RequestValue & vbCrLf
      RowNumber + = 1
    End If
  Next
End Sub

Now run your project and make your selections then click the process button. Something similar to Figure 4 should happen depending on your selection.

Figure 4


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User Comments

Title: CodeSnip: How to Create a DataGrid in ASP.NET with Multiple Radio Buttons Per Row   
Name: Naina
Date: 2009-02-20 3:07:29 PM
Comment:
This was very useful...but can you please tell me how to maintain the selection between page post backs

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