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Comments by Member 9586006 (Top 5 by date)
Member 9586006
12-Nov-12 8:22am
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Tried your solution, but it gave the exception error:"When caching is enabled for the XmlDataSource that is not in the page's control tree it requires a UniqueID that is unique throughout the application." So I tried giving an ID and it worked. Is there any other way of avoiding the exception error?
Member 9586006
12-Nov-12 7:54am
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Yeah, that works, if we insert after the first line
xmlds.ID="xmldsID";
Thanks. Can you edit your answer to Accept the solution?
Member 9586006
10-Nov-12 20:35pm
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Thanks. I'm new to the forum, so I hope you'll excuse the goof-up. Hoping to find a solution to my problem. Been struggling with it for days.
Member 9586006
10-Nov-12 8:00am
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Hi,
Says above that you have edited the code. Can you explain what was edited?
Member 9586006
9-Nov-12 22:58pm
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I've updated the question with the sample code that I have tried to test. If I use xmlds.DataFile=("<string-filepath>") instead of xmlds.DataFile=xdoc, the TreeView binding and the GridView binding works. But using xdoc directly does not work.