Here’s how I pull a field from my object:
However, how do I pull a field if it’s in a subclass (Customer.ContactInfo.Name)?
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Here’s how I pull a field from my object:
However, how do I pull a field if it’s in a subclass (Customer.ContactInfo.Name)?
If you know that the DataItem is a certain type (let’s say you know it’s a CustomerInfo type), you can do this:
As a bonus, it’s somewhat quicker than using DataBinder.Eval, because you avoid all the overhead of reflection.