string problem

[Eugene Anthony]

I am using the following statement in my repeater control.

<%# "if(" + int.Parse(Eval("RegistrationID").ToString()) + "!=" +
int.Parse(Session["id"].ToString()) + "{<a
href=SubscriptionCart.aspx?GroupID=" + Eval("RegistrationID") +
">Subscribe</a>}" %>

The problem is it appears as:

if(1!=1{Subscribe}
How do I solve the problem?

Eugene Anthony

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The problem here is that your code is just creating a literal string
representing the code you want to execute, not "Code that gets executed".
Better to use a method in your codebehind:

protected string FigureItOut( object regId, object sessId)
{
// do your logic here and return the correct string representing the href
value

}

You can refer to this with:

<%# FigureItOut(Eval("RegistrationId"), Session["id"]) %>


Peter

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"Eugene Anthony" wrote:

I am using the following statement in my repeater control.

<%# "if(" + int.Parse(Eval("RegistrationID").ToString()) + "!=" +
int.Parse(Session["id"].ToString()) + "{<a
href=SubscriptionCart.aspx?GroupID=" + Eval("RegistrationID") +
">Subscribe</a>}" %>

The problem is it appears as:

if(1!=1{Subscribe}
How do I solve the problem?

Eugene Anthony

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