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Repeater N Datalist Cont

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Using the Repeater and DataList Controls

Developed By: Dhabaliya Nikita


Using the Repeater and DataList Controls
1. Using the Repeater Control
2. Using the DataList Control
Using the Repeater and DataList Controls
Using the Repeater Control
The Repeater control provides you with the maximum amount of flexibility in
rendering a set of database records. You can format the output of the Repeater
control in any way that you please.

Displaying Data with the Repeater Control


To display data with the Repeater control, you must create an ItemTemplate.
 ShowRepeater.aspx
Using Templates with the Repeater Control
The Repeater control supports five different types of templates:
(1) ItemTemplate Formats each item from the data source.
(2) AlternatingItemTemplate Formats every other item from the data source.
(3) SeparatorTemplate Formats between each item from the data source.
(4) HeaderTemplate Formats before all items from the data source.
(5) FooterTemplate Formats after all items from the data source.
 ShowSeparatorTemplate.aspx
Using the Repeater and DataList Controls
Using the DataList Control
The DataList control, like the Repeater control, is template driven. Unlike the
Repeater control, by default, the DataList renders an HTML table. Because the
DataList uses a particular layout to render its content, you are provided with more
formatting options when using the DataList control.

 ShowFlowDataList.aspx

Displaying Data in Multiple Columns


You can render the contents of a DataList control into a multi-column table in which
each data item occupies a separate table cell. Two properties modify the layout of
the HTML table rendered by the DataList control:
(1) RepeatColumns The number of columns to display.
(2) RepeatDirection The direction to render the cells. Possible values are Horizontal
and Vertical.
 MultiColumnDataList.aspx
Using the Repeater and DataList Controls
Using Templates with the DataList Control
The DataList control supports all the same templates as the Repeater control:
(1) ItemTemplate Formats each item from the data source.
(2) AlternatingItemTemplate Formats every other item from the data source.
(3) SeparatorTemplate Formats between each item from the data source.
(4) HeaderTemplate Formats before all items from the data source.
(5) FooterTemplate Formats after all items from the data source
In addition, the DataList supports the following templates:
(1) EditItemTemplate Displayed when a row is selected for editing.
(2) SelectedItemTemplate Displayed when a row is selected.

 ShowDataListTemplates.aspx
Using the Repeater and DataList Controls

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