ASP.NET Gridview dataChange in Mouse over event

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Hello....

I have one Problem in my Web Application..
In my DB some data is stored with predefined 0's so if data is not available in some fields, at that time it shows 0 in grid view cell.

now when i move my mouse pointer on that cell(with 0 value), at that time the value of that particular cell will be changed with 1 and also it reflects in database table also....

in short i want to change the grid view's cell value with mouse over event....??

thank you....!!!

Posted 9-Aug-11 3:04am

Tejas Vaishnav

Updated 10-May-17 5:06am

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Not Active · Answer 1 · 2011-08-09T03:30:00

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Handle the event in JavaScript, update the cell, then use an AJAX method to update teh database.

I can't see a good use case for this logic though. There should more to updating your data than a mouse move, which could be completely accidental.

Posted 9-Aug-11 3:30am

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rahkan 9-Aug-11 10:26am

I agree with Mark, if you're going to do something like this you might as well just go to the database and change all of the 0's to 1's there and save yourself time. Now if you wanted to do it with a mouse click instead of just a mouseover that would make more sense as it's at least a little less likely to happen by accident.