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[Solved] What does the "<#= #>" code block syntax mean?

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answered on 22 Aug 2010, 01:50 AM

I am using Q2 2010 beta of ASP.NET MVC extensions and experience the below behaviors in Grid DetailView when using ClientTemplete Ajax data bounding.

After many hours debugging, I found out:

1) The telerik <#= …. #> code block does not take the nested properties. For example, it does not take or does not know how to parser “<#= record.ID #>”.

2) If a string property contains char “.” (dot), it does not take the property or does not know how to parser it. For example “<#= ID #>”, when ID = “xxx.yyy.zzz”, it fails to take it.

Does anybody see this kind of behavior?

Thanks,

Propel studio

[Solved] What does the "&lt;#= #&gt;" code block syntax mean?

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[Solved] What does the "<#= #>" code block syntax mean?