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hi,,
im trying to work out what code is needed for the below problem about databinding a dropdown list and having actual datalist items as value "0" ie 'please select'
can anyone tell me how to do this in relation to the below code,,
thanks
paul.
So I'm guessing that this behavior is by design??
I was able to Insert a row after the bind and that works!
Thanks!
Andrea
im trying to work out what code is needed for the below problem about databinding a dropdown list and having actual datalist items as value "0" ie 'please select'
can anyone tell me how to do this in relation to the below code,,
thanks
paul.
So I'm guessing that this behavior is by design??
I was able to Insert a row after the bind and that works!
Thanks!
Andrea
bruce barker said:in the codebehind, add it after the bind
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
Andrea Williams said:I have a drop down control that I've added a list item that has a value of
zero and the text name is "[Select One]". And it shows up like it's
supposed to until I bind a dataset to it. The binding seems to remove the
list Item that I added. Is there something I have to set to keep the list
Item that I added via ASPX code? Has anyone been successful in having a
defuatl selection that is not in the data set?
ASPX code:
<aspropDownList id="cboConferenceID" runat="server" AutoPostBack="True">
<asp:ListItem Value="0">[Select One]</asp:ListItem>
</aspropDownList>
ASP C# code-behind:
this.cboConferenceID.DataSource = dsGeneric;
this.cboConferenceID.DataTextField = vstrDataTextField;
this.cboConferenceID.DataValueField = vstrDataValueField;
this.cboConferenceID.DataBind();
Thanks in advance,
Andrea
PS: VS.NET 2003 on WIN 2000