K
kenner
Hi there,
I have a search form that when clicked shows a second form that
contains an objectlist populated by a dataset which is returned from a
web service. In the footertemplate I have a button which enables a
user to return back to the search form.
When a user clicks the "back to search" button and resubmits a search,
the list view of the objectlist displays fine. My problem - When they
click to see the details view the details view repeats itself
depending on how many searches they have done.
For example: After the first search the details view will display the
details of the selected item once, after the second search the
details view will display the details of the selected item twice (in a
repeater sort of way), after the third search the details view will
display the details of the selected item three times.
Do I have to unload something? Of course I take my "back to search"
button away it works fine but that is due to there being no way back
to the search form...
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated, Jody.
I have a search form that when clicked shows a second form that
contains an objectlist populated by a dataset which is returned from a
web service. In the footertemplate I have a button which enables a
user to return back to the search form.
When a user clicks the "back to search" button and resubmits a search,
the list view of the objectlist displays fine. My problem - When they
click to see the details view the details view repeats itself
depending on how many searches they have done.
For example: After the first search the details view will display the
details of the selected item once, after the second search the
details view will display the details of the selected item twice (in a
repeater sort of way), after the third search the details view will
display the details of the selected item three times.
Do I have to unload something? Of course I take my "back to search"
button away it works fine but that is due to there being no way back
to the search form...
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated, Jody.