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Property order when using IList as a DataSource

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Eric Caron - 01 Mar 2006 05:32 GMT
Hi,

Using VS 2002, ASP.NET 1.1

I started experimenting with binding my custom objects that implement
the IList interface to a DataGrid on a web form.  I'm trying to figure
out how the DataGrid decides the order of the properties in the columns
of the grid when you leave AutoGenerateColumns to True.  It is not
alphabetic or the order in which I defined the properties in my class.
Anybody can explain the weird ordering?

Eric.
Dmytro Lapshyn [MVP] - 01 Mar 2006 08:26 GMT
Hi Eric,

The ordering appears to correspond to that in which the information about
the properties is stored in the metadata. To provide your own ordering or
even to hide or decorate certain properties, consider implementing the
ICustomTypeDescriptor interface.

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