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Error : Does not have same signature as delegate

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  • R Rock Star

    Its a user defined function and I am calling it on the selected index changed event of datagrid.

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    In Your aspx page u can see, in the GV code, Following line OnSelectedIndexChanged="Generic_DG_SelectedIndexChanged3" Delete it. The function that you created is already attached to GV that is the problem. And call this function inside the GV's SelectedIndexChanged

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      In Your aspx page u can see, in the GV code, Following line OnSelectedIndexChanged="Generic_DG_SelectedIndexChanged3" Delete it. The function that you created is already attached to GV that is the problem. And call this function inside the GV's SelectedIndexChanged

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      Hi, I did it what you have mentioned but by deleting it for understanding the flow I have kept a msgbox in the function but it is not calling the Generic_DG_SelectedIndexChanged3 function becauuse it is not showing that msgbox too. One more thing I didnt understood your last comment i.e "And call this function inside the GV's SelectedIndexChanged "

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        Hi, I did it what you have mentioned but by deleting it for understanding the flow I have kept a msgbox in the function but it is not calling the Generic_DG_SelectedIndexChanged3 function becauuse it is not showing that msgbox too. One more thing I didnt understood your last comment i.e "And call this function inside the GV's SelectedIndexChanged "

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        When you pass a DataGridCommandEventArgs to a function you can assign that function only to OnEditCommand,OnUpdateCommand,OnItemCommand etc... I dont think there is a command event for SelectedIndexChanged.

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        • R Rock Star

          Hi, I did it what you have mentioned but by deleting it for understanding the flow I have kept a msgbox in the function but it is not calling the Generic_DG_SelectedIndexChanged3 function becauuse it is not showing that msgbox too. One more thing I didnt understood your last comment i.e "And call this function inside the GV's SelectedIndexChanged "

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          1.You can change your code that work with, SelectedIndexChanged of grid view. Dim index As Integer = Generic_DG.SelectedIndex cmd.Parameters.Add("@ProdId", SqlDbType.Int).Value = Generic_DG.DataKeys(index).Value.ToString()

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          • S Sherin Iranimose

            When you pass a DataGridCommandEventArgs to a function you can assign that function only to OnEditCommand,OnUpdateCommand,OnItemCommand etc... I dont think there is a command event for SelectedIndexChanged.

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            Is there any other alternative for it? So I can bind my detailview on clickiking of select button in gridview.

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            • S Sherin Iranimose

              1.You can change your code that work with, SelectedIndexChanged of grid view. Dim index As Integer = Generic_DG.SelectedIndex cmd.Parameters.Add("@ProdId", SqlDbType.Int).Value = Generic_DG.DataKeys(index).Value.ToString()

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              Thanx it is running now but i m getting error as {"Must declare the scalar variable "@ProdId"."} for the code adapt.Fill(DT_DS, "Test") How can I declase avariable @prodID as a scalar variable?

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              • R Rock Star

                Thanx it is running now but i m getting error as {"Must declare the scalar variable "@ProdId"."} for the code adapt.Fill(DT_DS, "Test") How can I declase avariable @prodID as a scalar variable?

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                Change the following line. cmd.CommandText = "select * from products where ProdID=@rodID" To cmd.CommandText = "select * from products where ProdID=" & Generic_DG.DataKeys(index).Value.ToString() and delete the following line. cmd.Parameters.Add("@ProdId", SqlDbType.Int).Value = Generic_DG.DataKeys(e.Item.ItemIndex)

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                • S Sherin Iranimose

                  Change the following line. cmd.CommandText = "select * from products where ProdID=@rodID" To cmd.CommandText = "select * from products where ProdID=" & Generic_DG.DataKeys(index).Value.ToString() and delete the following line. cmd.Parameters.Add("@ProdId", SqlDbType.Int).Value = Generic_DG.DataKeys(e.Item.ItemIndex)

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                  Hi, Thanx a lot for helping me and giving your precious time to solve this bug. I am trying few more things on it.

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                  • R Rock Star

                    Hi, Thanx a lot for helping me and giving your precious time to solve this bug. I am trying few more things on it.

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                    Good Luck :)

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                    • S Sherin Iranimose

                      Good Luck :)

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                      Hi, I am trying some more operation on the details view. But I am getting some problem in it is specified in the following link http://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/View.aspx?fid=12076 with the subject line as "Edit the data in a detail view at run time [modified]"

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