If I look at your code, it seems to me that you aren't actually assigning the binding to anything.
If I look at your code, it seems to me that you aren't actually assigning the binding to anything: ' /> try instead ' /> EDIT: in order to achieve two way data binding, one has to add BindableAttribute to the property on User Control.
My bad. Actually there was a code to bind that value and and I accidentally deleted it. Even though I bind the value as your code.
The value is still not bound to the user control. I traced it and noticed that no value was passed. One things I noticed though was the user control get called first before the listview gets called.Is that normal?
If that is the case there was no way the user control gets the value needed. – KiMiCs Apr 2 at 18:47 this could help: forums.asp.Net/t/1181422. Aspx Try to add BindableAttribute to that property on UserControl.
Hope this helps – Robert Apr 4 at 12:45 This is my user control code behind. – KiMiCs Apr 4 at 18:24 This is the code behind for the user control. Is this how you do it.
Thank you so much. CodeBrowsable(true) Bindable(true, BindingDirection. TwoWay) PersistenceMode(PersistenceMode.
Attribute) public partial class TaskList : System.Web.UI. UserControl { // SystemObjectID for Task = 8 public int systemObjectIDSave { get; set; } // SystemsBojectID dependent to public int systemObjectID { get; set; } //public int systemObejctRecordID { get; set; } public int accountID { get; set; } public string userName { get; set; } public int userTypeID { get; set; } code – KiMiCs Apr 4 at 18:27 you should place Bindable attribute on the property level, not class level, as explained for example here: forums.asp. Net/t/1132704.
Aspx/1 – Robert Apr 4 at 20:50.
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