Asp.net DetailsView - multiple columns?

If you want custom template & layout, you should use FormView that's behave and have same events exactly the detailsView Take a look at MSDN and Using the FormView's Templates.

If you want custom template & layout, you should use FormView, that's behave and have same events exactly the detailsView Take a look at MSDN and Using the FormView's Templates.

I ended up using DataList but will try FormView next time, thanks – Mike Jul 29 at 3:51.

I'm not sure why you think DetailsView supports only two columns. There's a comprehensive example on MSDN that has multiple columns (fields): DetailsView Class.

I think you're mixing up columns vs. rows - I know I can add X # of rows / fields, but I believe only 2 columns are supported. If I'm wrong please confirm the syntax, I don't see it in the link you provided – Mike Jul 29 at 3:53 I don't see anything in the link that says only two columns are supported; in fact, columns aren't even mentioned, just fields. If you have a row of data, it would seem rather limiting to only be able to display 2 columns/fields from that row.

Perhaps I'm misunderstanding what you mean by columns? – Tim Jul 29 at 5:50.

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