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Dave Friedel
I bind a dataset to the repeater during which I systematically turn items
(e.Item.Visible) off that do not meet criteria. This works properly but if
another control on the page does a postback - the items that were marked
Visible= False appear. I do not believe this is properly functioning.
Another bug is when the repeater is used in conjunction with a table. I
want to repeat table rows. While this operates fine if the Table does not
have an ID assigned to it, once an ID is placed in the table ASP.NET reports
that the repeater is an invalid object within the table structure.
For example the following works as expected:
<Table>
<asp:repeater>
<tr ID><td></td></tr>
</asp:repeater>
</Table>
For example the following fails:
<Table ID="MyTable">
<asp:repeater>
<tr ID><td></td></tr>
</asp:repeater>
</Table>
Pardon the abbreviation above.
regards,
Dave
(e.Item.Visible) off that do not meet criteria. This works properly but if
another control on the page does a postback - the items that were marked
Visible= False appear. I do not believe this is properly functioning.
Another bug is when the repeater is used in conjunction with a table. I
want to repeat table rows. While this operates fine if the Table does not
have an ID assigned to it, once an ID is placed in the table ASP.NET reports
that the repeater is an invalid object within the table structure.
For example the following works as expected:
<Table>
<asp:repeater>
<tr ID><td></td></tr>
</asp:repeater>
</Table>
For example the following fails:
<Table ID="MyTable">
<asp:repeater>
<tr ID><td></td></tr>
</asp:repeater>
</Table>
Pardon the abbreviation above.
regards,
Dave