OK, problem sorted! :) found the following link: SortableBindingList... (my comment is at the bottom with converted C# working code). Now all my query methods that return List simply get used like this: SortableBindingList sortedTasks = new SortableBindingList( DUtasks.
GetUserTasks( User.Current. UserID ) ); dgvTasks. DataSource = sortedTasks; dgvTasks.
Sort( colTaskDue, ListSortDirection. Ascending ); Hope this helps someone!
Not sure if it will help but that is designed to handle ordered LINQ results.
HI robber. No unfortunately that does not work. I already have tried an "orderby" appended to the query with no result.
I got the sort property in each column set to automatic (oh, btw, I hjave chosen not to autogenerate columns, if that makes a diff. ), so I know that as soon as I have it right the SortGlyph is supposed to appear, right? – Shalan Oct 13 '09 at 16:57.
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