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• DataList DataKey index out of range

  I'm trying to iterate though a DataList to grab the DataKey values. I have used code very similar to that pasted below in an ItemCommand event but I can't seem to get it to work on a ButtonClick event. I'm getting an Index out of range error. protected void UpdateButton_Click( object sender, EventArgs e) { // Get the data key value int photoId = 0; foreach (DataListItem item in PhotoList.Items) { if (item.ItemIndex > -1) { photoId = Convert.ToInt32(PhotoList.DataKeys[item.ItemIndex

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by GDB on 11/28/2009

• Re: DataList DataKey index out of range

  There is a single DataKey: DataKey="SlideID" With respect to the value of item.ItemIndex, I intended it to represent a row in the DataTable with PhotoID being the primary key/DataKey. I've always been a bit unclear on this. It seems to me that the ItemIndex should be exactly that - the index value [0] to [n] rather than the DataKey value, but apparently not based on all the syntax references I've looked at. As mentioned, I can get the DataKey value from an item command by means

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by GDB on 11/28/2009

• Re: DataList DataKey index out of range

  Don't believe it will. e in this case refers to the ButtonClick event args

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by GDB on 11/28/2009

• Re: DataList DataKey index out of range

  Interesting. Whether I put string debug = (PhotoList.DataKeys[0]).ToString(); inside or outside of the foreach loop it throws the index out of range error. But I know I have a good data table. I have no problem getting PhotoID from the ItemDataBound event with photoId = Convert.ToInt32(DataBinder.Eval(e.Item.DataItem, "PhotoID"));

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by GDB on 11/28/2009

• Re: DataList DataKey index out of range

  Thanks to you and tusharrs for the tip. In the DataList I set DataKey="Foo" - which of course is not in the datasource - and the page did not throw a data binding error. This is just a bit weird because everthing else works fine. How much more fun could I be having on a Saturday night?

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by GDB on 11/28/2009

• Re: DataList DataKey index out of range

  Ahhhhhh!!! It is DataKeyField="PhotoID" _not_ DataKey="PhotoID"

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by GDB on 11/28/2009

• Re: DataList DataKey index out of range

  Works as intended now. For the record (and to solicit any suggestions for improving it) here's the button click event code: protected void UpdateButton_Click( object sender, EventArgs e) { int index = 0; int photoId = 0; foreach (DataListItem item in SlideList.Items) { if (item.ItemIndex > -1) { CheckBox checkActive= (CheckBox)item.FindControl( "IsActive" ); if (checkActive!= null ) { if (checkActive.Checked) { index = Convert.ToInt32(item.ItemIndex); photoId = Convert.ToInt32(SlideList

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by GDB on 11/28/2009

• Re: Local website: use directory other than INETPUB

  OK, I overstated the issue. More of a minor annoyance than a major one. Got lazy with the one click new website thing. Went back to the old fashioned way which is to create a folder for the website files, create a new virtual folder in IIS that points to my new folder, then convert the virtual folder to an application, then in VS open the website in the file system. Adds about a minute to the effort and don’t do it that often anyway. Thanks.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by GDB on 11/23/2009

• Local website: use directory other than INETPUB

  This falls under the category of major annoyance. I have always located the website files in a directory other than inetpub, specifically on a different drive for ease of backup. I don't remember how I set VS up that way but whenever I created a new website the stub files were created in my preferred directory. I changed something somewhere along the way and now I can't seem to get this to work. Now when I set up a new site at http://localhost/ the stub files are created in the inetpub directory

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by GDB on 11/20/2009

• Re: SqlSiteMapProvider: database prep to support SQL cache dependencies

  Thangs Jian. I'm using 2008 ... always try to be on the latest version so as to stay ahead of my competency. I have the poll time set to 5000 (web.config code pasted below). I made a test change to the database about 5 minutes ago and the menu has yet to refresh. Any other changes I make are reflected instantly so it's not that the page is being cached somewhere. I made a small change in web.config and uploaded the file after which the menu changes were reflected almost instantly. <caching>

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by GDB on 11/3/2009