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WebGrid & LinQ - displaying hierarchical data - Part II
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HI all !

I've created an sipmle class LinqNorthwindDB (see code below) wich uses the Linq2SQl generated code from microsofts Northwind database.

On a asp.net page I connected a ObjectDataSource to this class with "List<Customer> GetCustomers()" as select method.

Connect this ObjectDataSource to a WebGrid works.WebGrid

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In WebGrid's designer mode, only the root band will be displayed, not it's child bands.

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Why are those child bands with their columns not available ?

 Any hint or idea is welcome. Thanks in advance !

Regards,

Claus

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

public class LinqNorthwindDB [  

     private DataContext dataContext; // the linq context from Northwind database

     public LinqNorthwindDB() : this(WebConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["Northwind"].ConnectionString){}

 

     public LinqNorthwindDB(string connectionString){

 dataContext = new DataContext(connectionString);

DataLoadOptions loadOptions = new DataLoadOptions();

         loadOptions.LoadWith<Customer>(customer => customer.Orders);

          // Use these load options to retrieve only a subset of order records;

// loadOptions.AssociateWith<Customer>(customer =>  from order in customer.Orders where order.OrderDate > new

// DateTime(1998,1,1) select order);

         dataContext.LoadOptions = loadOptions;

}

        public List<Customer> GetCustomers(){

            // The no-expression approach.

            //return db.GetTable<Customer>().ToList<Customer>()

            // The LINQ expression approach.

            var matches = (from customer in dataContext.GetTable<Customer>()

                           select customer);                  

            return matches.ToList<Customer>();

        }

}

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    Claus,

    For some reason, the images in your post are missing.  Could you re-post them?

    In the past, I've had trouble attaching two images to one post, so I suggest you post them in separate posts.

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