Asp.net - Pass An Object Into A UserControl In A Repeater?
Jul 24, 2009
I want to wrap up a chunk of HTML render logic in a User Control. Then I want to pass a custom product object (title, thumbnail, id, etc.) to the UserControl that it can use when it renders. Ideally I want to use this in a repeater (or for loop) and pass the current custom product object into the UC.Every example I've seen has been passing through strings on the UC tag but thats not really want I want to do as it means I'll have references everywhere that need updating should we add a new field that needs rendering.
.Net 1 using VB.net (not my first choice for .net so go easy)HTML example to get us going, this would be in the .ascx page:
Yet in my ascs page I get:"Object reference not set to an instance of an object"
Line 1: <%@ Control Language="vb" AutoEventWireup="false" Codebehind="ProductRender.ascx.vb" Inherits="MyApp.ProductRender" TargetSchema="http://schemas.microsoft.com/intellisense/ie5" %>
Line 2: <h3>
Line 3: <%= myProd.title %>
Line 4: </h3>
I've got several user controls and every time I add them, I post this
Dim uc As New ucTemplates ' 'ucTemplates' is the name of the actual user contrll gbControls.Controls.Clear() gbControls.Controls.Add(uc)
So, I'd like to create a sub that does the same thing, passing the usercontrol as an argument
Private Sub AddUC(myControl as UserControl) gbControls.Controls.Clear() gbControls.Controls.Add(myControl) End Sub
But - when I try: addUC(ucTemplates)
I get an error that ucTemplates is a type and cannot be used as an expression I can get it working if I add the Dim uc As New before the addUC - but I'd rather have it so I only repeat one line, not 2
I have a user control which contains several buttons and a listbox. Clicking a buttondetermines what items are in the listbox. When a user clicks an item in the listbox I want the selecteditem passed to the parent form.
I am working on a application that has quite a few functions involved and have been thinking of the following: If I have a function that has a few paramaters, is it more efficient to pass the objects to the function(Example 1) or reference the objects in the parent(Example 2)? Does it matter if the objects are large or not?
Example:
Class mainform Public myGenericList As New List(Of String) Public myDatarowArray() As DataRow
I am using a repeater to build a custom table. However, I can't figure out how to make the table show subtotal if the next rows tour does not match the previous rows.
Something similar to that.
row1 tour1 row2 tour 1 tour1 subtotal
[Code].....
but this shows all the data in the nested repeater not the ones that match the parentrepeater fields for example tour,theme,dep7 should match in the child repeater
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Well the title pretty well describes my problem. Here is a little bit more detailed description of my problem: I am building an application with a TabControl, which I populate at execution time with TabPages. In my first version of the code, these TabPages were filled with a children ListView. The ListView was also created in code, using AddHandlers to link it to the DragEnter and DragDrop routines. Everything worked very well... Now as I need some other controls on every TabPage, instead of creating every single control in code, I have created a UserControl containing a ListView and a few Buttons, which I instantiate for every new TabPage. The problem now is that the DragDrop event is not raised anymore
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Function Shape.SaveToDB DB.Save(Me) End Function
The goal here is to let each shape save itself without it knowing anything about database operations; I want to isolate db-specific information in my intermediary DB object, so the DB object will have to figure out what type of object wants to be saved into the SQL database and then execute whatever SQL instructions are needed. And then if I override the SaveToDB method in each shape subclass, I can avoid the case statement entirely, replacing it with a series of unique methods such as db.SaveCircle (ob), db.SaveSquare (ob), etc., sincle the caller already knows what it is.
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For starters, this token object is somewhat simple. It would have about 5 properties or so.
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When you call the edtftp's GetFileInfos method you get an array of FTPFile objects returned. I'm able to iterate through these but I don't know how to pass them on as a new and different object array containing only Name and Size for each file. Here's the code I have. Sorry it's a little confusing because I have my own class named FTPFile and the .NET library I'm using also has a class named FTPFile. I'm using both of them here. I should probably change the name of my class just to avoid confusion:
Public Function GetFileList() As FTPFile() Implements IFTP.GetFileList Dim ftpfiles() As EnterpriseDT.Net.Ftp.FTPFile ftpfiles = fCon.GetFileInfos 'Fill object array
[Code]....
I'd just pass on the object array that I'm getting from the GetFileInfos method but COM clients won't have access to the class/object EnterpriseDT.Net.Ftp.FTPFile without me rewriting it, I'm assuming.
I have a method called ADD in a class that connects to a database. The database class name is XDB. I also have an object named XXX in it's own separate class with properties.One of the instructions for the Button named ADD click event is:
'Call Add method passing in the XXX object
So this is how I coded:
'declare a variable X as an object instance of XXX Dim X As New XXX[code].....
I know it's wrong since it doesn't add the XXX and the form doesn't close but I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
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Private Sub frmMain_Paint(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.PaintEventArgs) Handles Me.Paint DrawMap(e) End Sub Private Sub DrawMap(ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.PaintEventArgs) End Sub
Am I right in copying that whole 'e as system.windows....' etc line from the form_paint details into my subs details?Just to clarify, the sub will draw directly onto the form.
Dim oMyObject As New MyObject oMyObject.DoSomething("Parameter1","Parameter2")
The "DoSomething" and the two parameters are dynamically provided from another script. They are stored in a string object in this script: sAction & sParameters. My question is how can I dynamically pass the "sAction" to the object oMyObject.For example oMyObject.sAction (where sAction should be the value stored in the sAction string). The example will probably not work. Is there a way to do this? The idea behind is to avoid having to write each function hardcoded, like:
If sAction = "DoSomething" then oMyObject.DoSomething(sParameters) ElseIf sAction = "AnotherThing" then
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