Classe: TRepeater  - X-Ref

TRepeater class

TRepeater displays its content defined in templates repeatedly based on
the given data specified by the {@link setDataSource DataSource} or
{@link setDataSourceID DataSourceID} property. The templates can contain
static text, controls and special tags.

The {@link setHeaderTemplate HeaderTemplate} property specifies the content
template that will be displayed at the beginning, while
{@link setFooterTemplate FooterTemplate} at the end.
If present, these two templates will only be rendered when the repeater is
given non-empty data. In this case, for each data item the content defined
by {@link setItemTemplate ItemTemplate} will be generated and displayed once.
If {@link setAlternatingItemTemplate AlternatingItemTemplate} is not empty,
then the corresponding content will be displayed alternatively with that
in {@link setItemTemplate ItemTemplate}. The content in
{@link setSeparatorTemplate SeparatorTemplate}, if not empty, will be
displayed between items.

Each repeater item has a {@link TRepeaterItem::getItemType type}
which tells the position of the item in the repeater. An item in the header
of the repeater is of type TListItemType::Header. A body item may be of either
TListItemType::Item or TListItemType::AlternatingItem, depending whether the item
index is odd or even.

You can retrive the repeated contents by the {@link getItems Items} property.
The header and footer items can be accessed by {@link getHeader Header}
and {@link getFooter Footer} properties, respectively.

When TRepeater creates an item, it will raise an {@link onItemCreated OnItemCreated}
so that you may customize the newly created item.
When databinding is performed by TRepeater, for each item once it has finished
databinding, an {@link onItemDataBound OnItemDataBound} event will be raised.

TRepeater raises an {@link onItemCommand OnItemCommand} whenever a button control
within some repeater item raises a <b>OnCommand</b> event. Therefore,
you can handle all sorts of <b>OnCommand</b> event in a central place by
writing an event handler for {@link onItemCommand OnItemCommand}.

Note, the data bound to the repeater are reset to null after databinding.
There are several ways to access the data associated with a repeater item:
- Access the data in {@link onItemDataBound OnItemDataBound} event
- Use {@link getDataKeys DataKeys} to obtain the data key associated with
the specified repeater item and use the key to fetch the corresponding data
from some persistent storage such as DB.
- Save the data in viewstate and get it back during postbacks.

Classe: TRepeaterItemEventParameter  - X-Ref

TRepeaterItemEventParameter class

TRepeaterItemEventParameter encapsulates the parameter data for
{@link TRepeater::onItemCreated ItemCreated} event of {@link TRepeater} controls.
The {@link getItem Item} property indicates the repeater item related with the event.

Classe: TRepeaterCommandEventParameter  - X-Ref

TRepeaterCommandEventParameter class

TRepeaterCommandEventParameter encapsulates the parameter data for
{@link TRepeater::onItemCommand ItemCommand} event of {@link TRepeater} controls.

The {@link getItem Item} property indicates the repeater item related with the event.
The {@link getCommandSource CommandSource} refers to the control that originally
raises the Command event.

Classe: TRepeaterItem  - X-Ref

TRepeaterItem class

A TRepeaterItem control represents an item in the {@link TRepeater} control,
such as heading section, footer section, or a data item.
The index and data value of the item can be accessed via {@link getItemIndex ItemIndex}>
and {@link getDataItem DataItem} properties, respectively. The type of the item
is given by {@link getItemType ItemType} property.

Classe: TRepeaterItemCollection  - X-Ref

TRepeaterItemCollection class.

TRepeaterItemCollection represents a collection of repeater items.