Hi All,
Framework 1.1 listbox control unable to DataBind
I've been googling for an answer to this query that appears quite a lot, but
none, it seem, answers my problem directly.
I am populating a listbox with an array of very simple "Country" objects via
a WebService. The Country class contains CountryID,TLDs and Name properties
each of which have a getter and setter (I found that properties without
setters are not serialised).
During debug I can see the datasource of my listbox and that it contains 13
items, each of which is a Country object, including the "Name" and
"CountryID" properties and these have values.
However on Binding the lisbox to the datasource I get the error
"DataBinder.Eva l: 'RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country ' does not contain a
property with the name Name. "
Name is not miss-spelt nor is CountryID (If commenting out the setting of
the datatextfield I get the same error with CountryID) and neither has
leading or trailing spaces etc
Bidning code
this.lbCountrie s.DataSource = api.GetCountrie s();
this.lbCountrie s.DataTextField = "Name";
this.lbCountrie s.DataValueFiel d = "CountryID" ;
this.lbCountrie s.DataBind();
Copy of Auto's when viewing the DataSource property of the listbox in
question.
-- lbCountries {System.Web.UI. WebControls.Lis tBox}
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Box
- System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control {System.Web.UI. WebControls.Lis tBox}
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control
- DataSource {System.Array} System.Object
- [0] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
System.Object {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } System.Object
CountryID 11 int
Name "Australia" string
TLDs <undefined valueRiskReport .TLDManager.TLD[]
+ [1] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [2] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [3] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [4] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [5] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [6] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [7] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [8] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [9] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [10] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [11] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [12] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
Any help appreciated.
Paul
6  2341 
Are they really properties or just fields? Are they public?
Karl
-- http://www.openmymind.net/ http://www.codebetter.com/
"Paul" <pa***********@ removethisbitho tmail.comwrote in message
news:eh******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
Hi All,
Framework 1.1 listbox control unable to DataBind
I've been googling for an answer to this query that appears quite a lot,
but none, it seem, answers my problem directly.
I am populating a listbox with an array of very simple "Country" objects
via a WebService. The Country class contains CountryID,TLDs and Name
properties each of which have a getter and setter (I found that properties
without setters are not serialised).
During debug I can see the datasource of my listbox and that it contains
13 items, each of which is a Country object, including the "Name" and
"CountryID" properties and these have values.
However on Binding the lisbox to the datasource I get the error
"DataBinder.Eva l: 'RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country ' does not contain a
property with the name Name. "
Name is not miss-spelt nor is CountryID (If commenting out the setting of
the datatextfield I get the same error with CountryID) and neither has
leading or trailing spaces etc
Bidning code
this.lbCountrie s.DataSource = api.GetCountrie s();
this.lbCountrie s.DataTextField = "Name";
this.lbCountrie s.DataValueFiel d = "CountryID" ;
this.lbCountrie s.DataBind();
Copy of Auto's when viewing the DataSource property of the listbox in
question.
-- lbCountries {System.Web.UI. WebControls.Lis tBox}
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Box
- System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control
{System.Web.UI. WebControls.Lis tBox} System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control
- DataSource {System.Array} System.Object
- [0] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
System.Object {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country }
System.Object
CountryID 11 int
Name "Australia" string
TLDs <undefined valueRiskReport .TLDManager.TLD[]
+ [1] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [2] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [3] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [4] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [5] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [6] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [7] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [8] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [9] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [10] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [11] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [12] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
Any help appreciated.
Paul
Hi,
They are public properties with a getter and setter for each.
Thanks
Paul
Karl Seguin [MVP] wrote:
Are they really properties or just fields? Are they public?
Karl
--
http://www.openmymind.net/
http://www.codebetter.com/
"Paul" <pa***********@ removethisbitho tmail.comwrote in message
news:eh******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
Hi All,
Framework 1.1 listbox control unable to DataBind
I've been googling for an answer to this query that appears quite a lot,
but none, it seem, answers my problem directly.
I am populating a listbox with an array of very simple "Country" objects
via a WebService. The Country class contains CountryID,TLDs and Name
properties each of which have a getter and setter (I found that properties
without setters are not serialised).
During debug I can see the datasource of my listbox and that it contains
13 items, each of which is a Country object, including the "Name" and
"CountryID" properties and these have values.
However on Binding the lisbox to the datasource I get the error
"DataBinder.Eva l: 'RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country ' does not contain a
property with the name Name. "
Name is not miss-spelt nor is CountryID (If commenting out the setting of
the datatextfield I get the same error with CountryID) and neither has
leading or trailing spaces etc
Bidning code
this.lbCountrie s.DataSource = api.GetCountrie s();
this.lbCountrie s.DataTextField = "Name";
this.lbCountrie s.DataValueFiel d = "CountryID" ;
this.lbCountrie s.DataBind();
Copy of Auto's when viewing the DataSource property of the listbox in
question.
-- lbCountries {System.Web.UI. WebControls.Lis tBox}
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Box
- System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control
{System.Web.UI. WebControls.Lis tBox} System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control
- DataSource {System.Array} System.Object
- [0] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
System.Object {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country }
System.Object
CountryID 11 int
Name "Australia" string
TLDs <undefined valueRiskReport .TLDManager.TLD[]
+ [1] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [2] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [3] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [4] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [5] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [6] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [7] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [8] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [9] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [10] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [11] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [12] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
Any help appreciated.
Paul
A small update.
If I construct an array of type Country I can create a list item
manually adding the members of the array as I itterrate through them.
The CountryID and Name values are available (even in the intelliscense)
and the list box appears correct.
So what does the the DataBind() method do differently to what I'm doing
manually for it to fail?
Cheers
Paul pa****@gmail.co m wrote:
Hi,
They are public properties with a getter and setter for each.
Thanks
Paul
Karl Seguin [MVP] wrote:
Are they really properties or just fields? Are they public?
Karl
--
http://www.openmymind.net/
http://www.codebetter.com/
"Paul" <pa***********@ removethisbitho tmail.comwrote in message
news:eh******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
Hi All,
>
Framework 1.1 listbox control unable to DataBind
>
I've been googling for an answer to this query that appears quite a lot,
but none, it seem, answers my problem directly.
>
I am populating a listbox with an array of very simple "Country" objects
via a WebService. The Country class contains CountryID,TLDs and Name
properties each of which have a getter and setter (I found that properties
without setters are not serialised).
>
During debug I can see the datasource of my listbox and that it contains
13 items, each of which is a Country object, including the "Name" and
"CountryID" properties and these have values.
>
However on Binding the lisbox to the datasource I get the error
>
"DataBinder.Eva l: 'RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country ' does not contain a
property with the name Name. "
>
Name is not miss-spelt nor is CountryID (If commenting out the setting of
the datatextfield I get the same error with CountryID) and neither has
leading or trailing spaces etc
>
>
Bidning code
>
this.lbCountrie s.DataSource = api.GetCountrie s();
this.lbCountrie s.DataTextField = "Name";
this.lbCountrie s.DataValueFiel d = "CountryID" ;
this.lbCountrie s.DataBind();
>
Copy of Auto's when viewing the DataSource property of the listbox in
question.
>
>
-- lbCountries {System.Web.UI. WebControls.Lis tBox}
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Box
- System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control
{System.Web.UI. WebControls.Lis tBox} System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control
- DataSource {System.Array} System.Object
- [0] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
System.Object {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country }
System.Object
CountryID 11 int
Name "Australia" string
TLDs <undefined valueRiskReport .TLDManager.TLD[]
+ [1] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [2] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [3] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [4] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [5] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [6] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [7] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [8] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [9] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [10] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [11] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [12] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
>
Any help appreciated.
>
Paul
>
I still think something's wrong with your Country class. DataBind workds
fine against public, non-static/shared properties.
Karl
-- http://www.openmymind.net/ http://www.fuelindustries.com/
<pa****@gmail.c omwrote in message
news:11******** *************@b 28g2000cwb.goog legroups.com...
>A small update.
If I construct an array of type Country I can create a list item
manually adding the members of the array as I itterrate through them.
The CountryID and Name values are available (even in the intelliscense)
and the list box appears correct.
So what does the the DataBind() method do differently to what I'm doing
manually for it to fail?
Cheers
Paul
pa****@gmail.co m wrote:
>Hi,
They are public properties with a getter and setter for each.
Thanks
Paul
Karl Seguin [MVP] wrote:
Are they really properties or just fields? Are they public?
Karl
--
http://www.openmymind.net/
http://www.codebetter.com/
"Paul" <pa***********@ removethisbitho tmail.comwrote in message
news:eh******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
Hi All,
Framework 1.1 listbox control unable to DataBind
I've been googling for an answer to this query that appears quite a
lot,
but none, it seem, answers my problem directly.
I am populating a listbox with an array of very simple "Country"
objects
via a WebService. The Country class contains CountryID,TLDs and Name
properties each of which have a getter and setter (I found that
properties
without setters are not serialised).
During debug I can see the datasource of my listbox and that it
contains
13 items, each of which is a Country object, including the "Name" and
"CountryID" properties and these have values.
However on Binding the lisbox to the datasource I get the error
"DataBinder.Eva l: 'RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country ' does not contain a
property with the name Name. "
Name is not miss-spelt nor is CountryID (If commenting out the
setting of
the datatextfield I get the same error with CountryID) and neither
has
leading or trailing spaces etc
Bidning code
this.lbCountrie s.DataSource = api.GetCountrie s();
this.lbCountrie s.DataTextField = "Name";
this.lbCountrie s.DataValueFiel d = "CountryID" ;
this.lbCountrie s.DataBind();
Copy of Auto's when viewing the DataSource property of the listbox in
question.
-- lbCountries {System.Web.UI. WebControls.Lis tBox}
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Box
- System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control
{System.Web.UI. WebControls.Lis tBox}
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control
- DataSource {System.Array} System.Object
- [0] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
System.Object {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country }
System.Object
CountryID 11 int
Name "Australia" string
TLDs <undefined valueRiskReport .TLDManager.TLD[]
+ [1] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [2] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [3] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [4] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [5] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [6] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [7] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [8] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [9] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [10] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [11] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [12] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
Any help appreciated.
Paul
This is the code for my Country class, it's very simple.
namespace TLD.Manager
{
public class Country
{
public Country()
{}
private int _countryid = 0;
private string _name;
private TLD[] _tlds;
public int CountryID
{
get{return this._countryid ;}
set{this._count ryid = value;}
}
public string Name
{
get{return this._name;}
set{this._name = value;}
}
public TLD[] TLDs
{
get{return this._tlds;}
set{this._tlds = value;}
}
public static Country[] GetCountryNames ()
{
SqlConnection con = new
SqlConnection(C onfigurationSet tings.AppSettin gs["DBConn"]);
SqlCommand com = new SqlCommand("up_ SelectCountryNa mes",con);
com.CommandType = CommandType.Sto redProcedure;
ArrayList al = new ArrayList();
con.Open();
SqlDataReader dr = com.ExecuteRead er();
while(dr.Read() )
{
Country c = new Country();
c._countryid = Convert.ToInt32 (dr["CountryID"]);
c._name = dr["Country"].ToString();
al.Add(c);
}
con.Close();
con.Dispose();
com.Dispose();
return (Country[])al.ToArray(typ eof(Country));
}
}
My web service simply provides a web method that returns the result of
the GetCountryNames () method call.
Paul
Karl Seguin [MVP] wrote:
I still think something's wrong with your Country class. DataBind workds
fine against public, non-static/shared properties.
Karl
--
http://www.openmymind.net/
http://www.fuelindustries.com/
<pa****@gmail.c omwrote in message
news:11******** *************@b 28g2000cwb.goog legroups.com...
A small update.
If I construct an array of type Country I can create a list item
manually adding the members of the array as I itterrate through them.
The CountryID and Name values are available (even in the intelliscense)
and the list box appears correct.
So what does the the DataBind() method do differently to what I'm doing
manually for it to fail?
Cheers
Paul
pa****@gmail.co m wrote:
Hi,
They are public properties with a getter and setter for each.
Thanks
Paul
Karl Seguin [MVP] wrote:
Are they really properties or just fields? Are they public?
Karl
--
http://www.openmymind.net/
http://www.codebetter.com/
"Paul" <pa***********@ removethisbitho tmail.comwrote in message
news:eh******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
Hi All,
>
Framework 1.1 listbox control unable to DataBind
>
I've been googling for an answer to this query that appears quite a
lot,
but none, it seem, answers my problem directly.
>
I am populating a listbox with an array of very simple "Country"
objects
via a WebService. The Country class contains CountryID,TLDs and Name
properties each of which have a getter and setter (I found that
properties
without setters are not serialised).
>
During debug I can see the datasource of my listbox and that it
contains
13 items, each of which is a Country object, including the "Name" and
"CountryID" properties and these have values.
>
However on Binding the lisbox to the datasource I get the error
>
"DataBinder.Eva l: 'RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country ' does not contain a
property with the name Name. "
>
Name is not miss-spelt nor is CountryID (If commenting out the
setting of
the datatextfield I get the same error with CountryID) and neither
has
leading or trailing spaces etc
>
>
Bidning code
>
this.lbCountrie s.DataSource = api.GetCountrie s();
this.lbCountrie s.DataTextField = "Name";
this.lbCountrie s.DataValueFiel d = "CountryID" ;
this.lbCountrie s.DataBind();
>
Copy of Auto's when viewing the DataSource property of the listbox in
question.
>
>
-- lbCountries {System.Web.UI. WebControls.Lis tBox}
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Box
- System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control
{System.Web.UI. WebControls.Lis tBox}
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control
- DataSource {System.Array} System.Object
- [0] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
System.Object {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country }
System.Object
CountryID 11 int
Name "Australia" string
TLDs <undefined valueRiskReport .TLDManager.TLD[]
+ [1] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [2] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [3] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [4] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [5] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [6] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [7] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [8] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [9] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [10] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [11] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
+ [12] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country } RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
>
Any help appreciated.
>
Paul
>
Yes, that does look normal...
The namespace in the error is RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country and your class
namespace seems to be TLD.Manager I take it it's just a sample typo, but
wanted to point it out incase it leads to anything..
I can't see anything else out of the ordinary...I still think it's something
silly staring both of us in the eyes...
If you want, you can zip up a sample project and send it to me, I'm more
than happy to take a closer look @ it.
Karl
-- http://www.openmymind.net/ http://www.codebetter.com/
<pa****@gmail.c omwrote in message
news:11******** *************@m 73g2000cwd.goog legroups.com...
This is the code for my Country class, it's very simple.
namespace TLD.Manager
{
public class Country
{
public Country()
{}
private int _countryid = 0;
private string _name;
private TLD[] _tlds;
public int CountryID
{
get{return this._countryid ;}
set{this._count ryid = value;}
}
public string Name
{
get{return this._name;}
set{this._name = value;}
}
public TLD[] TLDs
{
get{return this._tlds;}
set{this._tlds = value;}
}
public static Country[] GetCountryNames ()
{
SqlConnection con = new
SqlConnection(C onfigurationSet tings.AppSettin gs["DBConn"]);
SqlCommand com = new SqlCommand("up_ SelectCountryNa mes",con);
com.CommandType = CommandType.Sto redProcedure;
ArrayList al = new ArrayList();
con.Open();
SqlDataReader dr = com.ExecuteRead er();
while(dr.Read() )
{
Country c = new Country();
c._countryid = Convert.ToInt32 (dr["CountryID"]);
c._name = dr["Country"].ToString();
al.Add(c);
}
con.Close();
con.Dispose();
com.Dispose();
return (Country[])al.ToArray(typ eof(Country));
}
}
My web service simply provides a web method that returns the result of
the GetCountryNames () method call.
Paul
Karl Seguin [MVP] wrote:
>I still think something's wrong with your Country class. DataBind workds
fine against public, non-static/shared properties.
Karl
--
http://www.openmymind.net/
http://www.fuelindustries.com/
<pa****@gmail. comwrote in message
news:11******* **************@ b28g2000cwb.goo glegroups.com.. .
>A small update.
If I construct an array of type Country I can create a list item
manually adding the members of the array as I itterrate through them.
The CountryID and Name values are available (even in the intelliscense)
and the list box appears correct.
So what does the the DataBind() method do differently to what I'm doing
manually for it to fail?
Cheers
Paul
pa****@gmail.co m wrote:
Hi,
They are public properties with a getter and setter for each.
Thanks
Paul
Karl Seguin [MVP] wrote:
Are they really properties or just fields? Are they public?
Karl
--
http://www.openmymind.net/
http://www.codebetter.com/
"Paul" <pa***********@ removethisbitho tmail.comwrote in message
news:eh******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
Hi All,
Framework 1.1 listbox control unable to DataBind
I've been googling for an answer to this query that appears quite
a
lot,
but none, it seem, answers my problem directly.
I am populating a listbox with an array of very simple "Country"
objects
via a WebService. The Country class contains CountryID,TLDs and
Name
properties each of which have a getter and setter (I found that
properties
without setters are not serialised).
During debug I can see the datasource of my listbox and that it
contains
13 items, each of which is a Country object, including the "Name"
and
"CountryID" properties and these have values.
However on Binding the lisbox to the datasource I get the error
"DataBinder.Eva l: 'RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country ' does not contain
a
property with the name Name. "
Name is not miss-spelt nor is CountryID (If commenting out the
setting of
the datatextfield I get the same error with CountryID) and neither
has
leading or trailing spaces etc
Bidning code
this.lbCountrie s.DataSource = api.GetCountrie s();
this.lbCountrie s.DataTextField = "Name";
this.lbCountrie s.DataValueFiel d = "CountryID" ;
this.lbCountrie s.DataBind();
Copy of Auto's when viewing the DataSource property of the listbox
in
question.
-- lbCountries {System.Web.UI. WebControls.Lis tBox}
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Box
- System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control
{System.Web.UI. WebControls.Lis tBox}
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.List Control
- DataSource {System.Array} System.Object
- [0] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country }
RiskReport.TLDM anager.Country
System.Object {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country }
System.Object
CountryID 11 int
Name "Australia" string
TLDs <undefined valueRiskReport .TLDManager.TLD[]
+ [1] {RiskReport.TLD Manager.Country }
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Any help appreciated.
Paul
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