Re: Programatically - Listbox
Mysoresrikantaiah Srinivasaprasad <[email protected]>
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use this way
objList.Items[i].Selected = true
you can loop through to select multiple items
Srinivasa Prasad
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Damn, the selected property is readonly on the dropdown...didn't think
to check for the listbox!
Thanks Chris/merak!
Wayne Lee
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Use the list items Selected property, instead of the ListBox's
SelectedIndex property
Merak
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> From: Wayne Lee [mailto:[email protected]]
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> Hi All,
>
> I have 4 entries in a listbox, when I query the database i return a
> datareader which i then use to loop through. I then want each item in
> the listbox to be selected if it exists in the record.
>
> how can I programatically select more than one item in the listbox? i
> can loop through ok and get it to set the selected index property but
> this is only a single entry and not a recursive list.
>
> any ideas please?
>
> many thanks
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