Solution for posterity: GridView, Datakeys, and "Item has already been added. Key in dictionary: 'Ca

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Guest

I got stuck today on an annoying problem involving DataKeys, datasources,
and the GridView: I kept getting errors saying things to the effect of""Item
has already been added. Key in dictionary: 'Con_ContentID' Key being added:
'Con_ContentID'""

I figured I would post the solution I eventually found, because Googling
around on this revealed a number of puzzled people who had the same problem,
and few solutions. People kept pointing the puzzled legions to possibilities
involving manual entries to collections and the like. At least in my case,
this was not the problem.

You're most apt to run into this error with bigger, trickier apps involving
Multiviews, multiple application modes, and custom update methods. You will
reliably get the error above if you accidentally invoke DataBind() more than
once in an attempt to refresh the grid. Forcing the update is good, but make
sure you do it just once. ;)

-KF
 
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Walter Wang [MSFT]

Hi,

Thank you for sharing your experience with the community.

If you need more discussion on it, please feel free to post here.

Have a nice day!


Regards,
Walter Wang ([email protected], remove 'online.')
Microsoft Online Community Support

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Help!

I'm getting the same error noted above (using gridview control). My application involves multiviews. When one record is selected in one view, the page posts back. On postback, i rebuilt the views b/c they are linked to one "master" view. I'm doing a databind the first time the page is loaded, then again on postback. I get the error when i add the dynamically built gridview control to the placeholder. Any hints?
 

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