The user controls of the browsing category in a general website are usually located on the left of most ASP.NET pages, which allows users to quickly find products at categories. I have recently encountered a customer, because there is not much product displayed on his website, so it is required to add products on the basis of the original category. It is more convenient to extend the length of the left navigation bar to make the page more coordinated. The original classified navigation bar is implemented by the Repeater, and now you need to join the product information of this class under each category, so I thought in the original REPEATER. REPEATER. The implementation interface is as follows:
Front page section:
<
ASP: REPEATER
id
= "RPTCategories"
Runat
= "Server"
>
<
Headertemplate
>
<
TABLE
Width
= "100%"
Border
= "0"
Cellspacing
= "0"
Cellpadding
= "0"
>
Headertemplate
>
<
ItemTemplate
>
Category Name
->
<
TR
> <
TH
>
<%
# DataBinder.eval (Container.DataItem, "Typename")
%>
TH
>
TR
>
Classification product
->
<
ASP: REPEATER
id
= "rptproduct"
Runat
= "Server"
>
<
ItemTemplate
>
<
TR
> <
TD
> <
a
HREF
= 'Productinfo.aspx? Id = <% #
DataBinder.eval (Container.DataItem, "ID")%
>
"
<%
# DataBinder.eval (Container.DataItem, "ProductName")
%>
a
>
TD
>
TR
>
ItemTemplate
>
ASP: REPEATER
>
ItemTemplate
>
<
Footertemplate
>
TABLE
>
Footertemplate
>
ASP: REPEATER
>
Backstage code part (partial code):
//
Bind the product under the binding classification product
Private
Void
RPTCATEGORIES_ITEMDATABOUND
Object
Sender, System.Web.ui.WebControls.repeaterItemGTARGS E)
