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New Post 3/23/2006 9:31 AM
User is offline Joshua Beall
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Hi All,

I have a module in which there is a DataGrid control.  It contains a list of quiz names, along with the grade that was received for each quiz.  One of the columns is defined thusly:

            <asp:HyperLinkColumn
                 HeaderText="View Quiz"
                 DataNavigateUrlField="ID"
                 DataNavigateUrlformatString="/DNN4_module_dev/QuizGrades/tabid/54/Default.aspx?ID={0}"
                 DataTextField="ID"
                 DataTextformatString="ViewQuiz"
                 Target="_blank"/>

This column contains a link that says "View Quiz".  Click it and it takes them to a page where they can actually view the entire quiz, with each question graded.

Now, what I really want to happen is for the link to be something like "?ID={0}" and it will link to the current page, with the query string appended.  But, if I do that, my path is broken.

So what I resorted to was hardcoding the entire path into the link path.  Of course this is completely non portable and breaks every time I move the module to a different page or a different portal.

So, what's the answer?  How do I get the link in my DataGrid to go to the right page, and do it in a portable manner?

  -Josh
 
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