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Getting Started with SubSonic - Part 21, Scaffolding

The scaffold control is used to quickly create developer level admin pages.  By dropping a single control on the page, you get a GridView and update controls.  This control should appear in your Toolbox under SubSonic Components.  Just set the TableName property and you're ready to go.

<cc1:Scaffold ID="Scaffold1" runat="server" TableName="Products"></cc1:Scaffold>

It is also possible to apply some visual formatting through the EditTableCSSClass, EditTableItemCSSClass, EditTableLabelCSSClass and GridViewSkinID properties.

And you can set the delete confirm message with the DeleteConfirm property.

Find the entire series of posts here.

Print | posted on Friday, December 08, 2006 2:04 PM | Filed Under [ SubSonic ]

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# re: Getting Started with SubSonic - Part 21, Scaffolding

i want use it, but after 6 days learning , i find it is so hard to control.
why not give a step by step demo web application?
the start site show little feathers.
but i cannot find where find "cc1" tag?
please give one feather a strong demo. it will save more time for us.
11/14/2007 10:03 PM | why not give a step by step demo
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# re: Getting Started with SubSonic - Part 21, Scaffolding

the DeleteConfirm property never works ??? are u sure u tried it ur self ??
1/17/2008 2:44 AM | Ahmad Salah
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# re: Getting Started with SubSonic - Part 21, Scaffolding

t is very simple and pretty straight forward. There are several screencasts on how to generate your classes with sub commander, once you have that just hit . and see what you can do with them.
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