<Item> Element
Represents a single MobileListItem in a List or SelectionList ASP.NET mobile control. <Item> elements can be used to declaratively define the contents of a list.
<Item Text="itemText" Value="itemValue"
Selected="[ True | False ]" />
Properties
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
Sets or returns whether the MobileListItem is selected in its parent List or SelectionList object. |
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Sets or returns the string contents of the list item. If null, this property returns the value of the Value property. |
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Value |
Sets or returns the value of the list item as a string. If null, this property returns the value of the Text property. |
Containment Rules
The following controls can contain an <Item> element.
| Control | Comments |
|---|---|
System.Web.UI.MobileControls.List |
A List control can contain any number of <Item> elements. Items can be added declaratively, individually in code, or through data binding. |
System.Web.UI.MobileControls.SelectionList |
A SelectionList control can contain any number of <Item> elements. Items can be added declaratively, individually in code, or through data binding. |
An <Item> element cannot contain any child controls or elements.
Remarks
Each <Item> element creates a corresponding object of the class MobileListItem and adds it to the Items collection of the parent List control.
The set of <Item> elements in a list control defines the initial set of items in a list. You can programmatically add, remove, or modify items in the list.