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ADO.NET 101: Data Rendering with a Repeater Control Introduction
By: Jayaram Krishnaswamy
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    2005-11-16

    Table of Contents:
  • ADO.NET 101: Data Rendering with a Repeater Control Introduction
  • Displaying Data from DataReader with a Repeater Control
  • Configuring the Item
  • Displayed data from DataReader

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    ADO.NET 101: Data Rendering with a Repeater Control Introduction - Displayed data from DataReader


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    The following picture shows the user interface of this page in design mode. Notice that the table cells are all databound. The alternate rows are colored as in the AlternatingItemTemplate.

    User Interface of teh ASPX page

    The next picture shows the displayed page when the web form page is browsed.

    Rendered data

    Summary

    The Repeater control has been described in some detail. The various templates that comprise the control are described except for the SeparatorTemplate, which is not really needed for this example. The web form with the configured Repeater may show HTML errors for the various tags (see picture below). The errors may be ignored without impunity.


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