ASP.NET .NET Basics of the DataList control Tutorial

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Tutorial: ASP.NET .NET Basics of the DataList control Tutorial

In this article, we're going to study the DataList control which is one of the most often used controls provided by ASP.NET.

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ASP.NET .NET Basics of the DataList control Tutorial
In this article, we're going to study the DataList control which is one of the most often used controls provided by ASP.NET.

The DataList, DataGrid and Repeater control are similar in their behavior; they all connect to a data source from which they retrieve data to display as a repeated list of items.
The DataList control uses HTML tables to format the data provided by the data source. The data source can be a SQL database, an XML file or an array.
This is the simplest task you can accomplish to see the DataList at work.
Fire up Visual Studio .NET and start a new project called TheDataList , most probably located at http://localhost/TheDataList.
On the newly created WebForm drag a DataList from the Toolbox:
We're going to use this DataList for binding to the array and later to an XML file and a SQL database.
Get into the code of the WebForm ( WebForm1.aspx.cs ). Here, in the Page_Load event we're going to create the array and bind it to the DataList. All this can be done using the following code:
private void Page_Load( object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
string [] CarList =
{
"Ford Freestar",
"Saab 9-5",
"Toyota 4Runner"
};
DataList1.DataSource = CarList;
DataList1.DataBind();
}

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