Two Way Binding Not Working

Two Way Binding does not seem to be working.  Not sure if this is related to the latest update for Blazor or not.  I was able to reproduce it just by using the Two Way binding example for TextBox.  Error message I see from the browser console is below.  This seems to be occurring on other controls as well (tested on the calendar control)

@using Syncfusion.EJ2.Blazor.Inputs    <h3>SyncInput</h3>      <EjsTextBox @bind-Value="@Name"></EjsTextBox>    <p>Value: @Name</p>    @code {      public string Name { get; set; } = "Testing";  }

Thanks, that fixed it.

I'm receiving this same reported error with the drop-down list control.  Just wanted to make sure that if I am using 17.2.0.50 I should be using the following scripts

Adding some additional information...just realized my two-way binding is not working with text boxes again.  This was fixed when I upgraded to 17.2.46.  But now I am running 17.2.50 and I'm getting the same behavior I was getting from the original post on this thread.

@using Syncfusion.EJ2.Blazor.Inputs;  @using Syncfusion.EJ2.Blazor.DropDowns;    <h5>TextBox</h5>    <EjsTextBox @bind-Value="@Name"></EjsTextBox>    <p>Value: @Name</p>    <h5>DropDownList</h5>    <EjsDropDownList ID="programSelect" CssClass="form-control" Placeholder="Type" DataSource="@PhoneTypeList" @bind-Value="@PhoneTypeID">      <DropDownListEvents TValue="int" ValueChange="@UpdatePhoneType"></DropDownListEvents>      <DropDownListFieldSettings Value="Key" Text="Value"></DropDownListFieldSettings>  </EjsDropDownList>      <p>Two-Bind Value: @PhoneTypeID</p>    <p>Selected Value: @selectedValue</p>    @code {      public string Name { get; set; } = "Testing";        public int PhoneTypeID { get; set; } = 987;        public int? selectedValue { get; set; }        public void UpdatePhoneType(ChangeEventArgs<int> args)      {          selectedValue = args.Value;      }        public class PhoneType      {          public string Value { get; set; }          public int Key { get; set; }      }        List<PhoneType> PhoneTypeList = new List<PhoneType>()      {          new PhoneType() {Value="Iphone", Key = 456},          new PhoneType() {Value="Samsung", Key = 987}      };    }

Thanks for the quick response.  However, in my haste, I failed to mention that I was trying to do two-way binding between a parent and child component with the child component containing the textbox and drop-down.  For the textbox, there was an issue with my onchange method and it was causing that error to trigger as focus left the control.  Once I fixed it, the error went away.  As for the drop-down, after turning on detailed error logging for the Circuit Breaker, I ended up discovering that the DropDown control does not work with a list of key value pairs (e.g List<KeyValuePair<string,string>>) objects.  I failed to give you a complete example so thus you could have probably pointed me to your documentation which basically tells me what type of objects are supported.