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Oh yeah, those are the properties you should set in your object data source for better results: SelectMethod="FetchAll"SelectCountMethod="GetCount"SortParameterName="sort"EnablePaging="true"So with...
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(smacks head)I see what I did...I didn't supply the sort Parameter name on the ODS.The Devil is in the details....sigh.
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You are lucky I had the exact same exception this morning on my project. And I used the Sort method of the gridview which doesn't seem to play well with ODS.gvUsers.Sort("UserName",...
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Interestingly, I just tried reproducing the demo I did earlier, but now I get "The data source 'ObjectDataSource1' does not support sorting with IEnumerable data. Automatic sorting is only supported...
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Interesting. They must have built this feature into the SqlDataSource control... We don't use these types of fields, so I'm just guessing here.
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Hi Jason,Weird, seems as if I can do it with a SQLDataSource controll I ought to be able to do it with the SubSonic controller...unless it is somehow related to SubSonic. Though your workaround would...
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Hey,These are database limitations - unrelated to subsonic. 1) www.codeplex.com/.../View.aspx?WorkItemId=11557[...] tries to sort columns of text, ntext, and image data types. These cannot be placed in...
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Great article works like a charm...but....there's always a but right?Is there any reason why a text column wouldn't be sortable following this approach? All my other columns work great (char, int, date...
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Here is a simple example:[DataObjectMethod(DataObjectMethodType.Select, false)] public ItemGroupCollection FetchByProductAuthority(string pa, string search, string user, string sort, int startRowIndex,...
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Excellent post. I'd be interested to see more detail about the product / user level filters you've built (without asking you to give away any company secrets, of course). ;)
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I think you forget a close for your reader in FetchAllFromColumn method!public static List<string> FetchAllFromColumn(string columnName) { Query q = CreateQuery(); List<string> result = new...
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Ah, I just realised that it should be:public partial class <%=tbl.ClassName %>Controller : SubSonicController[<]<%=tbl.ClassName %>, <%=tbl.ClassName %>Collection[>]
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You wrote Controller instead of Collection in your template. It ends with <%=tbl.ClassName%>Collection>
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Thanks Etienne, great article! I'm getting a funny error when trying to build with the SubSonicController as the base class:Template Change (in CS_ODSController.aspx):public partial class...
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