[speschkaParticipant]

Aye carumba, never mind, I was editing the wrong page. columnresize property works great!

[speschkaParticipant]

Thanks Peter, a combination of what you describe along with getselectedrowindexes gave me a path forward. Appreciate it.

Steve

[speschkaParticipant]

Thanks, but again, your example for PHP uses jQuery to submit changes, it does not do an HTML form submit. The registration form does a submit, but it does not use the grid it just uses simple text boxes that exist on the page and load time so of course that’s not difficult at all. Not sure why this question is not clear.

[speschkaParticipant]

Hi Dimitar, the PHP example and others I’ve found are about binding data from a data source to populate the grid. In this case I’ve already done that and populated the grid, but it is contained within a form element on the page, and I need to be able to do a postback and see the values that were in the grid for each cell in each selected row. I have not found any examples on your site yet that discuss this. Does that make sense?

[speschkaParticipant]

Sorry…I just found the selectionmode property for the grid, which is perfect for problem #1. Can you tell me about #2 though – how we can plug those values through in a form post so I can work with the values of the selected rows in a code behind? Should I just scour your site for PHP examples?

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