You should really use a comparer to do sorting |
| Ben Kubicek replied to Bo Friesen at 04-Mar-08 02:54 |
I wrote a similar article on the codeproject site. Using objects with a generic list and binding them with an object datasource. If you create a comparer you can use that for sorting.
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/GridViewObjectDataSource.aspx
Ben |
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