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This is probably an easy question but I really can’t figure the answer.
In 1.1 you can add a DataSet to your page and bind a TextBox to a column in
a table in the DataSet, how can this be done in 2.0?
I’m using VWD Express. I cannot drag a DataSet to the designer surface, so I
declared a protected DataSet in the code behind file. I don’t know what to
write in the Text property of the TextBox. Using Text=’<%#
Bind(“DataSet.Table[0].Columnâ€) %>’ results in nothing. Actually how to do
this even if I’m using an ObjectDataSource, the TextBox doesn’t have neither
a DataSource nor DataSourceID properties. How can I replicate the 1.1 binding
in 2.0?
In 1.1 the Text property is set to <%# DataBinder.Eval(MyDataset,
“Tables[TableName].DefaultView.[0].ColumnNameâ€), how can I make such a
binding in 2.0?
Note: The TextBox is on the page directly not in a GridView, if it is in a
GridView Bind will work because it has a DataItem to bind to.
In 1.1 you can add a DataSet to your page and bind a TextBox to a column in
a table in the DataSet, how can this be done in 2.0?
I’m using VWD Express. I cannot drag a DataSet to the designer surface, so I
declared a protected DataSet in the code behind file. I don’t know what to
write in the Text property of the TextBox. Using Text=’<%#
Bind(“DataSet.Table[0].Columnâ€) %>’ results in nothing. Actually how to do
this even if I’m using an ObjectDataSource, the TextBox doesn’t have neither
a DataSource nor DataSourceID properties. How can I replicate the 1.1 binding
in 2.0?
In 1.1 the Text property is set to <%# DataBinder.Eval(MyDataset,
“Tables[TableName].DefaultView.[0].ColumnNameâ€), how can I make such a
binding in 2.0?
Note: The TextBox is on the page directly not in a GridView, if it is in a
GridView Bind will work because it has a DataItem to bind to.