Selective databinding

[Solitus]

I have databinding problem with a repeater

<ItemTemplate>
<tr>
<!-- fixed content -->
</tr>
<tr>
<!-- optional content -->
</tr>
</ItemTemplate>

This repeater i am working on is binded to a custom collection class
implementing the IEnumerable interface. The objects contained within this
collection class may optionally contain a reference to another object. (for
example, photoframe objects may have photo objects).
In each itemtemplate, i have got two table rows..the first row will
definitely have some data fields of the each object in the collection class
binded to it...however the second row may or may not be present based on
whether the object contains reference to another child object.
How do i achieve this selective databinding?

[Karl Seguin]

Check out:
http://openmymind.net/index.aspx?documentId=8#4

There are a couple ways to do it, generally it's achieved by hooking into
the ItemDataBound event.

Karl

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I have databinding problem with a repeater

<ItemTemplate>
<tr>
<!-- fixed content -->
</tr>
<tr>
<!-- optional content -->
</tr>
</ItemTemplate>

This repeater i am working on is binded to a custom collection class
implementing the IEnumerable interface. The objects contained within this
collection class may optionally contain a reference to another object.
(for
example, photoframe objects may have photo objects).
In each itemtemplate, i have got two table rows..the first row will
definitely have some data fields of the each object in the collection
class
binded to it...however the second row may or may not be present based on
whether the object contains reference to another child object.
How do i achieve this selective databinding?