This might help someone in future:
I had a problem with a RadComboBox where I was binding to a datasource for the DataTextField and DataValueField, but checking the state of the RadComboBoxItems I noticed that the Value was consistently set to an empty string "".
I couldn't come up with any answers until I discovered that in the control declaration in HTML I had mistyped DataValueField as DataValue.
The string thing is that the Control doesn't check for invalid properties and raise and exception??
Regards,
Jacques
I had a problem with a RadComboBox where I was binding to a datasource for the DataTextField and DataValueField, but checking the state of the RadComboBoxItems I noticed that the Value was consistently set to an empty string "".
I couldn't come up with any answers until I discovered that in the control declaration in HTML I had mistyped DataValueField as DataValue.
The string thing is that the Control doesn't check for invalid properties and raise and exception??
Regards,
Jacques
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Hello Jacques,
Defining a not valid property in the markup of RadComboBox will not cause any error, instead it will be ignored. When trying to do so server-side, there will be an error saying that no such property exists.
The same happens with all HTML elements.
Regards,
Ivana
the Telerik team
Defining a not valid property in the markup of RadComboBox will not cause any error, instead it will be ignored. When trying to do so server-side, there will be an error saying that no such property exists.
The same happens with all HTML elements.
Regards,
Ivana
the Telerik team
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