DropDownList
Is it possible to display more than 11 items in a dropdown list, without having to scroll down?
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View RepliesI hav two tables in which one table consists (ID and description) and 2nd table consists (Id,1stable ID,description) and in the front end i am taking 2 dropdown boxes in which 1st box consists the first table decsription, and on selecting the description in the first box the 2nd box must display all the descriptions of secondtable which belongs to selected firsttable description.
View Replies View RelatedI´m trying to use a string, to build the ListItem's of a
DropDownList.
I declare a Public str as string in the webform1.aspx.vb,
and in the page load I build the string like this:
str = "<asp:ListItem value='0'>Blue</asp:ListItem>
<asp:ListItem value='1'>Red</asp:ListItem>"
In the webform1.aspx, html mode, I call the str within the
tag <asp:DropDownList>, like this <%str%>. As I expected,
it gives an error, saying that I can't use this type of
calls.
I want to Know, if it's possible to do something like we
do in asp to build a select object using a string with the
<options>. Code:
I had dependent dropdown lists in my 'edit' page. I want the all dropdown lists to show the values of the record chosen. Can someone tell me how to set it?Below is one of my dropdownlist.
<select name="CategorySelect" onChange="document.DemoForm.submit();">
<option value="NONE">-- Choose a business unit --
<% For cnum = 0 To UBound(catRows,2) %>
<option value="<%= catRows(0,cnum) %>|<%= catRows(1,cnum) %>"
<% If catRows(0,cnum) = Cint(catChosen) Then %>
selected
<% End If %>
><%= catRows(1,cnum) %>
<% Next %>
</select>
I have a dropdownlist (DDL) and a text field in the page. I checked the enabling of autopostback for DDL. DDL is filled from the DB, there are three categories (food, drink, fruits). This all works and I really see these options in the DDL. Now I put this to the load event:
TextBox1.Text = DDLKat.SelectedValue;
The problem is, that after the page loads for the first time, I see nothing in the textfield. There should be already a "1" as the first option is "selected" ( ). How can I make this work? That right after the page loads, the first value in the DDL is already selected. I would like to make some graph using a 3rd part component and I need it, otherwise it doesn't show any graph after the page loads (and it does only after choosing a value from DDL).
I do not have too much experience developping ASP.NET.
I need to fill a dropdownlist with all the color of the system,
I know how to do it by hands, one by one. :
But there are like 200 hundred colors, then
How to check the value of the dropdownlist? and call the data on submit. This is not working... Code:
View Replies View RelatedI need to populate a dropdownlistfrom a form and fill it with the numbers from 1 -1000. Obviouly, this would take a considerable amount of time doing it manually so how does one go about populating this list from an array of some sort?
These entries will be stored in a database so would it be better to just populate this form from a database? After mentioning the above situation(s)... (a)How do you fill the dropdownlist from an array? (b) How do you fill the dropdownlist from database explained in it most simplest form?
I am trying to search a table using a dropdownlist selected value and a textbox input, at the same time. They both work independently, but when trying to “OR” them together in a single Select statment, only the textbox input works. Code:
View Replies View RelatedI have a asp page which show a hundred of record and each row contains a
dropdownlist. It run very fine on winXP.
However,all dropdownlist can not be showed on Win98 after the record number
greater than 140. Is it a memory problem?
I am having an issue figuring out the correct syntax and possible SQL code to display data from one table (CustEndPoints) with a DropDownList used for a GridView to get data from another table. I have been playing with Joins, which is probably correct, as well as ControlParameters. Code:
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