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Store multiple values in an attribute?
Never mind, I missed out that a GetAttributeValues method existed 
Solution below seems to work fine.
public IList<int> Ids{
get { return (IList<int>)GetAttributeValues<int>("Ids"); }
set { SetAttributeValue<int>("Ids", value); }}
Edited,
Jun 19, 2008 13:50
Hi,
Yes this is possible by calling SetAttributeValues like this:
List<int> list = new List<int>();
list.Add(1);
list.Add(2);
SetAttributeValues("IDs", list);You can also do the same with complex values:
List<Blog> list = new List<Blog>();
list.Add(BlogHandler.GetBlog(1));
list.Add(BlogHandler.GetBlog(2));
SetAttributeValues("Blogs", list);
Edited,
Jun 19, 2008 13:50
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Is it possible to store multiple values in an attribute?
In my case I have a ListBox with SelectionMode=Multiple, where I want to be able to save and retrieve all selections easily. Is it possible to do something like below?
public List<int> Ids
{
get { return GetAttributeValue<List<int>>("Ids"); }
set { SetAttributeValue<List<int>>("Ids", value); }
}
Thank you in advance!