BaseDataBoundControl.RequiresDataBinding Property
Definition
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Gets or sets a value indicating whether the DataBind() method should be called.
protected:
property bool RequiresDataBinding { bool get(); void set(bool value); };protected bool RequiresDataBinding { get; set; }member this.RequiresDataBinding : bool with get, setProtected Property RequiresDataBinding As BooleanProperty Value
The returned value is true if the data-bound control's DataBind() method should be called before the control is rendered; otherwise, the value is false.
Examples
The following code example demonstrates how the RequiresDataBinding property is used by a derived data-bound control class. After data is retrieved by the GetData method and bound to the control with the PerformDataBinding method, the RequiresDataBinding property is set to false and the MarkAsDataBound method is called to signal that the control has completed binding and no longer requires this property during the current page's lifecycle. This code example is part of a larger example provided for the DataBoundControl class.
protected override void PerformSelect() {
// Call OnDataBinding here if bound to a data source using the
// DataSource property (instead of a DataSourceID), because the
// databinding statement is evaluated before the call to GetData.
if (! IsBoundUsingDataSourceID) {
OnDataBinding(EventArgs.Empty);
}
// The GetData method retrieves the DataSourceView object from
// the IDataSource associated with the data-bound control.
GetData().Select(CreateDataSourceSelectArguments(),
OnDataSourceViewSelectCallback);
// The PerformDataBinding method has completed.
RequiresDataBinding = false;
MarkAsDataBound();
// Raise the DataBound event.
OnDataBound(EventArgs.Empty);
}
Protected Overrides Sub PerformSelect()
' Call OnDataBinding here if bound to a data source using the
' DataSource property (instead of a DataSourceID) because the
' data-binding statement is evaluated before the call to GetData.
If Not IsBoundUsingDataSourceID Then
OnDataBinding(EventArgs.Empty)
End If
' The GetData method retrieves the DataSourceView object from the
' IDataSource associated with the data-bound control.
GetData().Select(CreateDataSourceSelectArguments(), _
AddressOf OnDataSourceViewSelectCallback)
' The PerformDataBinding method has completed.
RequiresDataBinding = False
MarkAsDataBound()
' Raise the DataBound event.
OnDataBound(EventArgs.Empty)
End Sub
Remarks
If you set the RequiresDataBinding property to true when the data-bound control has already begun to render its output to the page, the current HTTP request is not a callback, and you are using the DataSourceID property to identify the data source control to bind to, the DataBind method is called immediately. In this case, the RequiresDataBinding property is not actually set to true.
