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How are cascading values and parameters different from component parameters?


Asked by Finley Rowland on Dec 09, 2021 FAQ



Unlike Component parameters, cascading values and parameters don't require an attribute assignment for each descendent component where the data is consumed. Cascading values and parameters also allow components to coordinate with each other across a component hierarchy.
In fact,
However, when there are several component layers in the component hierarchy, it's tedious to pass data from an ancestor component to a descendent component using component parameters. This is when we use cascading values and parameters. They provide a convenient way for an ancestor component to pass a value to all of its descendent components.
Furthermore, Cascading values and parameters are a way to pass a value from a component to all of its descendants without having to use traditional component parameters. Blazor comes with a special component called CascadingValue. This component allows whatever value is passed to it to be cascaded down its component tree to all of its descendants.
Keeping this in consideration,
Both the cascading parameters in this example receives the Style cascading value from the parent component and the reasoning is the same. If multiple cascaded values of the same type are passed by the parent component to the child component, by default the cascaded value that is nearest to the child component in the hierarchy wins.
Just so,
If multiple cascaded values of the same type are passed by the parent component to the child component, by default the cascaded value that is nearest to the child component in the hierarchy wins. Another way to access cascading values is by Name.