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Hi All, This is hopefully a stupid question. I have a page with a details view that is bound to an object datasource. The datasource pulls back a strong-typed datatable from my users database. The way my app works, a user will not automatically have a username and password until one is assigned. That being said, when the detailsview binds to the data, those two fields will be null. Logic would tell me that wouldn't be a problem, because in other databound controls (gridview for instance), it just replaces null values with empty strings. For whatever reason, when I do a details view, I get something to the effect of "Conversion from type 'DBNull' to type 'String' is not valid." for the username field when I try to load the page. Any thoughts on how to get past this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Matt |
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Hi All, This is hopefully a stupid question. I have a page with a details view that is bound to an object datasource. The datasource pulls back a strong-typed datatable from my users database. The way my app works, a user will not automatically have a username and password until one is assigned. That being said, when the detailsview binds to the data, those two fields will be null. Logic would tell me that wouldn't be a problem, because in other databound controls (gridview for instance), it just replaces null values with empty strings. For whatever reason, when I do a details view, I get something to the effect of "Conversion from type 'DBNull' to type 'String' is not valid." for the username field when I try to load the page. Any thoughts on how to get past this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Matt |
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