Reputation: 153
I have a page with multiple gridviews on it. All the gridviews have gridview methods that only vary by the gridview name. Is there a way to have a reusable method and run the code on the calling gridview?
For example, in both gridview1 and gridview2's RowCancelingEdit method both gridviews would have a line of:
[respectivegridview].EditIndex = -1;
The 'this' keyword is pulling the page class and not a gridview so I am not sure if/how to capture which gridview fired the method if I put something like:
OnRowCancelingEdit="gridviews_RowCancelingEdit"
in both gridview1 and gridview2's attributes
Upvotes: 1
Views: 191
Reputation:
If the method is an event handler or if you send the sender
object to the method then the gridview can be pulled out by casting the sender to a DataGridView
object.
private void datagridview_edit(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
((DataGridView)sender).EditIndex = -1;
}
Upvotes: 2