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ItemTemplate and EditItemTemplate, Eval and bind

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    amittinku
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    I had missed something in ASP.NET. Looking for info on the below: 1. What's the purpose of tag <%#....%>, we mention in aspx file. 2. WHat's the purpose of template column? 3. Whats'the diff bewteen ItemTemplate and EditItemTemplate 4. What's the diff between <%#Eval("myColumn")%> and <%#Bind("myColumn")%>? Which to use and when?

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      I had missed something in ASP.NET. Looking for info on the below: 1. What's the purpose of tag <%#....%>, we mention in aspx file. 2. WHat's the purpose of template column? 3. Whats'the diff bewteen ItemTemplate and EditItemTemplate 4. What's the diff between <%#Eval("myColumn")%> and <%#Bind("myColumn")%>? Which to use and when?

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      Do they not make books where you live ? Does google not work where you live ? 1 - it's for embedding code 2 - to define a template for a databound control 3 - one is to show data and one is to edit data 4 - I'm not sure, but I am certain if I googled I could find out.

      Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

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