To give you a better idea what a data-bound editable grid component is, we have put together several AspGrid-based applications that enable you to work with live data residing on our server. You will find many more samples once you install AspGrid on your hard drive.

• Expense Report
  This demo utilizes AspGrid to implement an on-line application which allows you to add, edit and delete records in a hypothetical expense report. This application uses both client-side and server-side date validation, as well as many other nice features AspGrid has to offer.

• Expense Report 2 (Edit Mode)
  AspGrid 3.0 is capable of displaying all records of a grid in the edit mode at once. This reduces the number of form submits necessary to modify a record by half (from 2 to 1). Due to the fact that there are now multiple forms on a grid (one for each record), a special client-side validation technique must be employed, as demonstrated by this sample.

• Expense Report 3 (Update-All-At-Once Mode)
  This demo requires AspGrid 3.1. The new Update-All-At-Once mode enables you to make changes to multiple visible records and update them all at once by clicking the Update button.

• City/State Lookup
  Take advantage of AspGrid's advanced navigation techniques when working with a relatively large set of records. Jump directly to a record that meets your search criteria, or use the page-up and page-down buttons to browse through your recordset page by page.