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How To Fix Column Doubling in an ASP.net GridView – with Code Sample

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The Problem: You are trying to create an ASP.net GridView that automatically populates on any dataset, as well as automatically sorts, but for some reason whenever you click the headers to sort the GridView, the data doubles.

The Cause: I originally omitted crucial line
gv.Columns.Clear();

in the code sample below.    For whatever reason I got it stuck in my head that the data was doubling, not the columns.

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31
Aug 10


Written By Steve French

 

Sorry for the light blogging

Weddings and honeymoons do tend to trump everything else, in a very good way.   It’s also been mop-up work on everything else, so there hasn’t been that much to way.

 

This post originally appeared on the Stronico blog – with the absorption of Stronico into Digital Tool Factory this post has been moved to the Digital Tool Factory blog


30
Aug 10


Written By Steve French

 

New Business notion – A cognitive bias counselor

IdeaLately my reading has been about cognitive biases in decision making and I had the thought that most good advice tells you what you already know, just in a form shorn  of anchoring effects, survivorship bias, and so on.  Sometimes it’s easier to remove the mote in thy neighbor’s eye than the beam in your own. Continue reading →


10
Aug 10


Written By Steve French

 

Light blogging lately

I’ve been busy making improvements to the system and keeping the wheels turning at the main company.  For your enlightenment, check out this conversation with Will Wilkerson and Jonathan Haidt about Morality on BloggingHeads.

 

This post originally appeared on the Stronico blog – with the absorption of Stronico into Digital Tool Factory this post has been moved to the Digital Tool Factory blog


06
Aug 10


Written By Steve French

 




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