>>Hi Paul,
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>>I'm thinking that I do indeed can access a custom property in the Page using FormParameter.
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>>Here is the link
>>http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.formparameter.aspx
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>>I don't see why if we can use form's textbox, why we can not use the public property the same way. At least I can select the properties when I Configure Data source. So, for the Insert command, do you think I can use it?
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>Not using FormParameter, no. FormParameter evaluates Request.Form["Name of FormField value"], so the parameter value it gets has to be a member of the Form collection. You could add a hidden control to do this, though (instead of a property). It actually doesn't look too complicated to create your own subclass of Parameter if you really want to do this.

Can I set the parameter value myself in the code?