when i put (DateTime) in front of a DataBinder.eval what does that do, and what other functions can i put infornt of a databinder??
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when i put (DateTime) in front of a DataBinder.eval what does that do, and what other functions can i put infornt of a databinder??
It will just cast the object returned by the
.Evalmethod, to theDateTimetype. If casting is impossible, anInvalidCastExceptionwill be thrown. Regarding functions that you can put in front ofDataBinder.Eval, you can put pretty much anything. However, the majority of this won’t work.