STech said:Steven,
I already knew about the "hacks" Philips mentioned.
I would still like to know why I am not able to hide an item. I am even
willing to write a custom control that inherits the datalist if you could
tell me where to fix it.
Steven Cheng said:Hi Stech,
After some further research, the problem of the DataList's
DataListItem.Visible property is utilized only when the RepeatLayout is set
to "Flow" rather than "Table". When the RepeatLayout is set to "Table",
the Visible property is ignored.
Please have a try to see whether this helps.
Thanks,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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| Thank you for your further investigation Phillip,
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| As for the inconsistent behavior between DataListItem and DataGridItem,
| RepeaterItem, think this is a bug and based on my further testing I'm
| afraid it still exists in the in the new 2.0 version. I'll report this
| request to our dev team so as to address it soon.
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| Hi Stech,
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| I'm afraid due to the current limitation, the DataListItem's visble
dosn't
| work as expected due to some internal bug in the render method (which is
| hidden through interface ...). Currently you can consider Philip's
| suggestion on adjusting the datasource collection or use the css style
to
| hide the item.
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| Sorry for the inconvenience it brings you.
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| Regards,
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| | "STech" wrote:
| |
| | >
| | > Steven,
| | > I already knew about the "hacks" Philips mentioned.
| | >
| | > I would still like to know why I am not able to hide an item. I am
even
| | > willing to write a custom control that inherits the datalist if you
| could
| | > tell me where to fix it.
| |
| | The purpose of the databound controls is to display the items from the
| data
| | source. Hiding an item, as you are trying to do, means in business
| terms,
| | deleting a record in the underlying datasource (e.g. when a user clicks
| | delete or when in the programming logic you have to delete a record)
If
| so,
| | you can delete the record in the underlying datatable (or whatever
other
| | IEnumerable object one might use). In this approach you would not have
to
| use
| | “hacks�(as you referred to them) to manipulate the display of the
| rendered
| | HTML.
| |
| | --
| | HTH,
| | Phillip Williams
| | http://www.societopia.net
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