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05-02-2008 1:50 AM

jpgjuan
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rstname.Field.("a_counter").value

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Im newbie in ASP.net

On classic asp:

<%rstname.Field("Column_Name").Value %>

what is the equivalent of this code on asp.net 2.0? Confused

thanks in advance.

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05-02-2008 7:31 AM In reply to

jop
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Re: rstname.Field.("a_counter").value

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You can still use the same code or you can add a label on the webform and set the label.Text = rstname.Field("Column_Name").Value; on the code behind.

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07-29-2008 7:30 AM In reply to

xyz
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Re: rstname.Field.("a_counter").value

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if you are binding your data in a list control(gridview,repeater, etc) the equivalent would be the following

<%# Eval("Column_Name") %>

<%# DataBinder.Eval(Container, "DataItem.Column_Name") %>

HTH

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