Well, how do you like our solution to query a list or insert a new item to a list by LINQ4SP? What do you think about it?
What would you tell, if I show you a newer interesting thing? Are you ready? - OK, today surprise is how to insert a lookup reference to another list. See this short demo, or check a piece of code here:
// Create a new Category
ProductCategory pc = new ProductCategory()
{
Title = "new product category",
};
// Create a new Sub-Category item
ProductSubcategory pcat = new ProductSubcategory()
{
Title = "new sub category",
ProductCategory = pc // <<-- WOW! This is a lookup to Categories...
};
// Submit our new Sub-Category
context.ProductCategory.InsertInSubmit(pc);
context.ProductSubcategory.InsertOnSubmit(pcat);
context.Submit();
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So, how do you like it?...
Posted
May 20 2008, 11:44 PM
by
aghy