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Old August 26th, 2009, 08:00 PM
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Question Events category in LinqDataSource Properties Grid?

page 456: select LinqDataSource control - open its properties grid. switch to the events category and double-click the inserting event

I can't find the events category. I have a behavior/data and miscellaneous category. There is an insert section in the data category but it won't bring up the event handler. I must be in the wrong place (?)

I enabled the insert function:

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<asp:LinqDataSource ID="LinqDataSource1" runat="server" 
            ContextTypeName="TreatReviewDataContext" EnableInsert="True" 
            EnableUpdate="True" TableName="Products">
        </asp:LinqDataSource>
Thanks for answering my last question by the way
 
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Ha! Ha! Found it!
 
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Hi there,

Yeah, it can be confusing sometimes. Would "Events tab" have made this easier for you to find? Or another term that better describes the events area / section / region of the Properties Grid?

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I think it would. This issue cropped up for me a couple of times before actually. I'm sure you explained it in more detail elsewhere but I must have missed it. Yes I think saying the Events tab at the top of the grid or something like that would really nail it for people like me.

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Hi cortttt,

Thanks for your feedback. I'll reconsider the name of the Events category in the future.

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