ASP.NET 2.0: CacheKeyDependency

Posted by: Dino Espositos WebLog, on 08 Aug 2005 | View original

Imagine you have a master/detail page with a GridView and a DetailsView. You select a record in the DetailsView, make some changes and save. How can you have the master element--the GridView--refresh to reflect the change You hook up the ItemUpdated event on the DetailsView and call DataBind on the GridView control Simple and effective. It works most of the times, but as-of-my-experience-and-coding not always. So when isn't it working Let's take it the other way around and list when it actually...

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