ASPxGridView - How to find a control in grid DataItemTemplate

Once again, I am afraid, your answer is beside the point.
All the fields are templates as you can see from the small codes I have taken the bother to put in my last reply.
Just want to know what is the code to use with your aspxgridview component in the databound to get the control row after row as below suggest:
Protected Sub ASPxGridView1_DataBound(sender As Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles ASPxGridView1.DataBound
        Dim x, y As Integer
        y = 0
        x = Me.ASPxGridView1.VisibleRowCount - 1
        For y = 0 To x
            'what are the codes, server side for the following:
            'Dim ilabel As label = CType(Me.ASPxGridView1.Row(y).findcontrol("lblCategory"),label)
            'dim ilinkbuton as linkbutton = CType(Me.ASPxGridView1.Row(y).findcontrol("butselect"),linkbutton)
            'if ilabel.text = "Choosen words" then
            ' ilinkbutton.visible = true
            'else
            ' ilinkbutton.visible = false
            'end if
        Next
    End Sub

I am really getting annoyed now, you are always answering beside the point. Please read the question I have raised before answering. If the codes do not exist and therefore I cannot get at the control within your component just say so. We cannot carry working like this, we are very busy and we need an answer!
Patricia Marchand

Hello Patricia,
Please accept my sincere apologies for disappointing you. I have prepared a sample project to demonstrate what I meant in my previous posts (see the attachment). Here you will see four ASPxGridView controls. ASPxLabel is located in different ASPxGridView templates. Thus, I have shown four different techniques how to find and hide the label based on a template container.

1. ASPxLabel is located inside the DataItemTemplate. I have used the ASPxGridView.FindRowCellTemplateControl method:

Visual Basic
Protected Sub ASPxGridView1_DataBound(sender As Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles ASPxGridView1.DataBound  
       Dim y As Integer = 0  
       Dim x As Integer = Me.ASPxGridView1.VisibleRowCount - 1  
       For y = 0 To x  
           Dim ilabel As ASPxLabel = CType(Me.ASPxGridView1.FindRowCellTemplateControl(y, Nothing, "lblCategory"), ASPxLabel)  
           If ASPxGridView1.GetRowValues(y, "CategoryName").ToString() = "Confections" Then  
               ilabel.ClientVisible = False  
           End If  
       Next  
End Sub  

2. ASPxLabel is located inside the DataRow Template. I have used the ASPxGridView.FindRowTemplateControl method:

Visual Basic
Dim ilabel As ASPxLabel = CType(Me.ASPxGridView2.FindRowTemplateControl(y, "lblCategory"), ASPxLabel)  

3. ASPxLabel is located inside the PreviewRow Template. In this case, I have used the FindPreviewRowTemplateControl method:

Visual Basic
Dim ilabel As ASPxLabel = CType(Me.ASPxGridView3.FindPreviewRowTemplateControl(y, "lblCategory"), ASPxLabel)  

4. I have illustrated how to use the Init/Load technique that is described in the K18282 KB article (The general technique of using the Init/Load event handler):

Visual Basic
Protected Sub ASPxLabel1_Load(sender As Object, e As System.EventArgs)  
       Dim ilabel As ASPxLabel = TryCast(sender, ASPxLabel)  
       Dim container As GridViewDataItemTemplateContainer = TryCast(ilabel.NamingContainer, GridViewDataItemTemplateContainer)  
       If (container.VisibleIndex \ 2 = 0) Then  
           ilabel.ClientVisible = False  
       End If  
   End Sub  

As you can see, the last approach is the easiest because it does not require a loop through all grid rows. Thus, I suggest that you are using this solution in your scenario.
In addition, I would like to note that ASPxGridView quite differs from the asp:GridView control. Solutions you used for asp:GridView may be not suitable for ASPxGridView. Thus, the same scenario may be utilized by using different asp and ASPx grid approaches. If none of the mentioned approaches suits your requirements, please let us know and describe them in greater detail. We will be happy to help you understand our controls better.
Thanks,
Marion