
This article deals with the GridView WebForms .NET control; in particular with how to detect and record changes after the user has saved data in the GridView.
Sometimes using WebForms controls is not well documented and unintuitive, which is the case with the onRowUpdated event, where a lot of information available online is incorrect or misleading. I hope my findings in this article help you. If they do (or if they don’t), then please leave a comment.
By the way, if you find the information I’m giving is useful, then have a look at some of the other WebForms related articles I’ve written. Continue reading “GridView OnRowUpdated how to get the Edited Row”