I'm using Telerik version 2009.3.1314.35. I'm binding a RadListView control to a List of custom objects using .DataSource and .DataBind(). On submit, when I try to get the key values using item.DataItemIndex it throws a NotImplementedException and the item.DataItem object is null. The strange thing is that the DataKeyValues array is fine and I can get the key value using item.DisplayIndex. Any ideas why I would get this error?
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Hello Steve,
Indeed, as the exception implies the DataItemIndex property, you are trying to access is not implemented. You should use DisplayIndex instead.
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Indeed, as the exception implies the DataItemIndex property, you are trying to access is not implemented. You should use DisplayIndex instead.
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Angie
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answered on 28 May 2010, 06:39 PM
The problem with using DisplayIndex is that it does not take into account what page you are on if the listview is paged. It would be helpful if this property were implemented.
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Hi Angie,
Indeed we have added implementation for the property in question. You may download next internal build and try it out.
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Rosen
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Indeed we have added implementation for the property in question. You may download next internal build and try it out.
Regards,
Rosen
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