private void lit_OnDataBinding(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
DataGridItem objContainer = (DataGridItem)lbl.NamingContainer;
DataRowView row = objContainer.DataItem as DataRowView;
// 04/25/2006 Paul. We don't have access to the ACLGrid in InstantiateIn(), so do so here.
ACLGrid grd = objContainer.Parent.Parent as ACLGrid;
if (!grd.EnableACLEditing)
{
divList.Controls.Clear();
// 04/25/2006 Paul. I'd like to remove the dvList, but I can't do it here.
//divList.Parent.Controls.Remove(divList);
//divList = null;
}
if (row != null)
{
string sMODULE_NAME = Sql.ToString(row["MODULE_NAME"]);
// 04/25/2006 Paul. We could use GUIDS like SugarCRM, but since there is only one ACL grid,
// there is no need for that kind of uniqueness.
divLabel.ID = sMODULE_NAME + "_" + sACCESS_TYPE + "link";
hid.ID = "hid" + sMODULE_NAME + "_" + sACCESS_TYPE;
if (row[sDATA_FIELD] != DBNull.Value)
{
// 04/30/2006 Paul. Use the Context to store pointers to the localization objects.
// This is so that we don't need to require that the page inherits from SplendidPage.
L10N L10n = HttpContext.Current.Items["L10n"] as L10N;
if (L10n == null)
{
// 04/26/2006 Paul. We want to have the AccessView on the SystemCheck page.
L10n = new L10N(Sql.ToString(HttpContext.Current.Session["USER_SETTINGS/CULTURE"]));
}
int nACCESS = Sql.ToInteger(row[sDATA_FIELD]);
divLabel.Attributes.Add("class", AccessClassName(sACCESS_TYPE, nACCESS));
// 04/25/2006 Paul. Don't update values on postback, otherwise it will over-write modified values.
// 04/26/2006 Paul. Make sure to set the division color, even on postback.
// 05/03/2006 Paul. If we are not editing, then always bind to the query.
// This is so that the AccessView control can be placed in an unrelated control that have postbacks.
// This was first noticed in the UserRolesView.ascx.
if (!objContainer.Page.IsPostBack || !grd.EnableACLEditing)
{
lbl.Text = L10n.Term(AccessLabel(sACCESS_TYPE, nACCESS));
hid.Value = lbl.Text;
}
else
{
// 04/25/2006 Paul. The label will not retain its value, so restore from the hidden field.
// We use the hidden field because the value my have been changed by the user.
// 04/25/2006 Paul. We are too early in the ASP.NET lifecycle to access hid.Value,
// so go directly to the Request to get the submitted value.
lbl.Text = hid.Page.Request[hid.UniqueID];
}
}
}
}