When does the StateHasChanged method call automatically?

The StateHasChanged method is called whenever a bound property is changed or a UI event triggered for an instance. This notifies the Blazor that the component should rerender it. For example, when a button is clicked in the index page, the index component rerenders (no need to call StateHasChanged) because the button’s parent is an index; but when it has a child component it has be notified to render as the parent has changed.

How to make two-way binding with input date value?

Two-way binding is having a bidirectional data flow, i.e., passing the value from the property to the UI and then from the view (UI) to the property. Blazor provides support for two-way binding using the bind attribute. Syntax for creating two-way binding property: For e.g.., in InputDate, a form component can be used to achieve two-way data binding with input date values in a Blazor application. Refer to the following code for more details. In this example code, when the value of _test.DateValue is changed in the code or user changes the date in the InputDate component, the same will be reflected in the paragraph, “Selected Date”.

How to make one-way binding with the input date value?

One-way (unidirectional) binding is all about moving data in one direction from the “Parameter/Property” to the UI (components). You just need to add the @ symbol to the variable name (for example, @yourVariable). For example, one-way binding with an input date value can be achieved using the InputDate component (form component in Blazor) as follows in an application. In this example, the property DateValue in _test class is bound to the InputDate component’s value property using the value attribute. A form is defined by the EditForm component.