WebPartManager.CanConnectWebParts Method (WebPart, ProviderConnectionPoint, WebPart, ConsumerConnectionPoint, WebPartTransformer)
Assembly: System.Web (in system.web.dll)
public: virtual bool CanConnectWebParts ( WebPart^ provider, ProviderConnectionPoint^ providerConnectionPoint, WebPart^ consumer, ConsumerConnectionPoint^ consumerConnectionPoint, WebPartTransformer^ transformer )
public boolean CanConnectWebParts ( WebPart provider, ProviderConnectionPoint providerConnectionPoint, WebPart consumer, ConsumerConnectionPoint consumerConnectionPoint, WebPartTransformer transformer )
public function CanConnectWebParts ( provider : WebPart, providerConnectionPoint : ProviderConnectionPoint, consumer : WebPart, consumerConnectionPoint : ConsumerConnectionPoint, transformer : WebPartTransformer ) : boolean
Parameters
- provider
The control that provides data to consumer when the controls are connected.
- providerConnectionPoint
A ConnectionPoint that acts as a callback method so that provider can participate in a connection.
- consumer
The control that receives data from provider when the controls are connected.
- consumerConnectionPoint
A ConnectionPoint that acts as a callback method so that consumer can participate in a connection.
- transformer
A WebPartTransformer that enables an incompatible provider and consumer to connect.
Return Value
A Boolean value that indicates whether provider and consumer can form a connection.The CanConnectWebParts(WebPart,ProviderConnectionPoint,WebPart,ConsumerConnectionPoint,WebPartTransformer) method is used to connect provider and consumer when both controls have incompatible connection point types, so that a WebPartTransformer object is required. You might want to use this method to verify that two controls can be connected before calling ConnectWebParts to create a programmatic connection.
This overload uses the same implementation as the CanConnectWebParts(WebPart,ProviderConnectionPoint,WebPart,ConsumerConnectionPoint) overload, with the only exception being that this overload requires a transformer.
Windows 98, Windows 2000 SP4, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP Media Center Edition, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, Windows XP SP2, Windows XP Starter Edition
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