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Hi anybody know how to use databinder.eval in c#
Actually I've tried this
LinkButton lnkName = new LinkButton(); lnkName.CommandArgument = DataBinder.Eval("object","<%#COURSE_ID%>");
it is showing error. Whats the wrong with this?
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Hi anybody know how to use databinder.eval in c#
Actually I've tried this
LinkButton lnkName = new LinkButton();
lnkName.CommandArgument = DataBinder.Eval("object","<%#COURSE_ID%");
it is showing error. Whats the wrong with this?
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