Burrows forces databinding on controls, even if we don't want to

will be fixed by

we are working on a better solution for stateful fields handling.
Prior to that, here is a couple of alternative solutions:
you can disable the statefulfield handling for a control using either an attribute (IgnoreStatefulFields) or by implementing an interface( IStatefulFieldsControl).

Another possible way (and better than the last one I think):

Adding the BaseDataBoundControl to the list of filtered base types, on the StateFulFieldsControlFilter class :

private readonly Type[] filteredBaseTypes = new Type[]
{
typeof (BaseValidator),
typeof (BaseDataBoundControl)
};

This works as well. But again, am I not filtering too much by filtering all BaseDataBoundControl...

Possible way to fix it: I'm making the asumption that their won't be any StateFul field in a DataBindable control... this solution works for me, but is it a viable solution? Is my asumption any good?

public void Process()
{
if (HasStatefulField)
ProcessFields();

if (Control is BaseDataBoundControl) <-- HERE
return; <-- HERE

foreach (Control control in Control.Controls)
{
if (StatefulFieldsControlFilter.Instance.CanHaveStatefulFields(control))
CreateSubProcessor(control, pageModule).Process();
}
}