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Greetings all -
I'm trying to determine if .NET will allow me to do this and I'm at wits end on it. I have a listbox (Call it ListBoxB) that accepts values from another listbox (Call it ListboxA), which is bound to my database. I can set up the DataTextField and DataValueField fine in my ListBoxA which is bound but wondered how I can accomplish this in an unbound scenario because ListBoxB will ultimately needed to be submitted with the form to the database and I need the field mappings to refer to
Any ideas how I can accomplish this in code so if I come to a place where I want to add data to the listbox, do I need to address this property before I call my .add??
Cheers
Mike
I'm trying to determine if .NET will allow me to do this and I'm at wits end on it. I have a listbox (Call it ListBoxB) that accepts values from another listbox (Call it ListboxA), which is bound to my database. I can set up the DataTextField and DataValueField fine in my ListBoxA which is bound but wondered how I can accomplish this in an unbound scenario because ListBoxB will ultimately needed to be submitted with the form to the database and I need the field mappings to refer to
Any ideas how I can accomplish this in code so if I come to a place where I want to add data to the listbox, do I need to address this property before I call my .add??
Cheers
Mike