Control names within a repeater

[Ryan Ternier]

Hello,

I have a repeater control that does the following on the ItemDataBound
event. It works perfectly, except that when it prints out, the names of the
controls
aren't what I'd expect.

lstYes.ID = "lstY" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part we want form
the DB

I use that to set the ID of the listBox, but when it comes to the screen it
has a name of

rptSecurity:ctr l00:lstYes14

Or something similar to that.

Is there a way to make that control just have lstYes14?
If Not e.Item.DataItem Is Nothing Then
Try
Dim intTypeID = CInt(Request.Qu eryString.Get(" TypeID"))
Dim objItemType As ItemType
objItemType = New ItemType(CInt(i ntTypeID))

'Get the current item that's being bound from the DB
Dim drvTemp As DataRowView = CType(e.Item.Da taItem, DataRowView)
'Get handles on the server side controls so we can edit them through
code. l337 pwn4g3
Dim lstYes As ListBox = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("list Yes"),
ListBox)
Dim lstNo As ListBox = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("list No"), ListBox)
Dim lblButtons As Label = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("Labe lButtons"),
Label)
Dim lblName As Label = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("Labe lName"), Label)
lstYes.ID = "lstY" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part we
want form the DB
lstYes.Selectio nMode = ListSelectionMo de.Multiple
lstNo.ID = "lstN" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part we
want form the DB
lstNo.Selection Mode = ListSelectionMo de.Multiple
lblName.Text = drvTemp("FullNa me")
'Response.Write (drvTemp("FullN ame") & "<BR>")
For i As Integer = 0 To objItemType.Lay out.Count() - 1
lstYes.Items.Ad d(objItemType.L ayout.Item(i).F ield.Caption())
lstYes.Items(i) .Value = objItemType.Lay out.Item(i).Fie ld.FieldID
Next

'Put raw HTML into the Label control to build the 4 button table to move
items between the list boxes.
'To switch the items between listboxes
'onclick="Switc hList(document. getElementById( 'lstNotifyAvail able'),
document.getEle mentById('lstNo tifySelected')) ;AdNotify(docum ent.getElementB y
Id('lstNotifyAv ailable'));
With lblButtons
Text = "<table>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Allow All"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "AA""
onclick=""Switc hList(document. getElementById( '" & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing & "'),
document.getEle mentById ('" & lstNo.ID.ToStri ng &
"'));AddNotify( document.getEle mentById('" & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() & "'));"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Allow"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "A""
onclick=""Allow (document.Secur ity." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.Secu rity." & lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Disallo w All"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "DA""
onclick=""DisAl l(document.Secu rity." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.Secu rity." &
lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Disallo w"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "D""
onclick=""Disal low(document.Se curity." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.Secu rity." &
lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "</table>"
End With

Catch ex As Exception
Debug.WriteLine (ex.ToString)
Response.Write( "<BR>__________ _____________<B R>" & ex.ToString &
"<BR>")
Response.Flush( )
End Try

End If

[Teemu Keiski]

Hi,

no there isn't. ASP.NET gives controls the IDs based on their location in
control hierarchy and if control is contained in a naming container, which
RepeaterItem is, it is named in new scope (scope of the repeaterItem where
it is contained) and named according to that. This way it is ensured that
every control has unique ID on the Page.

What's the issue with this? You can get reference to the control via the
RepeaterItem (callint RepeaterItem's FindControl method) and there you could
use plain ID (lstYes14). If you need the ID at client-side, you can get it
with controls ClientID property which returns the unique ID as
clientscript-friendly. Also you can locate the control from top-level
control (outside the Repeater) by using Page.FindContro l and assigning the
complete unique ID string, though seems that you are not looking for that.

--
Teemu Keiski
MCP, Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET), AspInsiders member
ASP.NET Forum Moderator, AspAlliance Columnist
http://blogs.aspadvice.com/joteke

"Ryan Ternier" <rt******@icomp asstech.com.spa mproof> wrote in message
news:uj******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP11.phx.gbl...

Hello,

I have a repeater control that does the following on the ItemDataBound
event. It works perfectly, except that when it prints out, the names of the controls
aren't what I'd expect.

lstYes.ID = "lstY" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part we want form the DB

I use that to set the ID of the listBox, but when it comes to the screen it has a name of

rptSecurity:ctr l00:lstYes14

Or something similar to that.

Is there a way to make that control just have lstYes14?
If Not e.Item.DataItem Is Nothing Then
Try
Dim intTypeID = CInt(Request.Qu eryString.Get(" TypeID"))
Dim objItemType As ItemType
objItemType = New ItemType(CInt(i ntTypeID))

'Get the current item that's being bound from the DB
Dim drvTemp As DataRowView = CType(e.Item.Da taItem, DataRowView)
'Get handles on the server side controls so we can edit them through code. l337 pwn4g3
Dim lstYes As ListBox = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("list Yes"),
ListBox)
Dim lstNo As ListBox = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("list No"), ListBox) Dim lblButtons As Label = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("Labe lButtons"), Label)
Dim lblName As Label = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("Labe lName"), Label)

lstYes.ID = "lstY" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part we
want form the DB
lstYes.Selectio nMode = ListSelectionMo de.Multiple
lstNo.ID = "lstN" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part we
want form the DB
lstNo.Selection Mode = ListSelectionMo de.Multiple
lblName.Text = drvTemp("FullNa me")
'Response.Write (drvTemp("FullN ame") & "<BR>")
For i As Integer = 0 To objItemType.Lay out.Count() - 1
lstYes.Items.Ad d(objItemType.L ayout.Item(i).F ield.Caption())
lstYes.Items(i) .Value = objItemType.Lay out.Item(i).Fie ld.FieldID Next

'Put raw HTML into the Label control to build the 4 button table to move
items between the list boxes.
'To switch the items between listboxes
'onclick="Switc hList(document. getElementById( 'lstNotifyAvail able'),
document.getEle mentById('lstNo tifySelected')) ;AdNotify(docum ent.getElementB y Id('lstNotifyAv ailable'));
With lblButtons
Text = "<table>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Allow All"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "AA""
onclick=""Switc hList(document. getElementById( '" & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing & "'), document.getEle mentById ('" & lstNo.ID.ToStri ng &
"'));AddNotify( document.getEle mentById('" & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() & "'));"">" .Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Allow"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "A""
onclick=""Allow (document.Secur ity." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.Secu rity." & lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Disallo w All"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "DA""
onclick=""DisAl l(document.Secu rity." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.Secu rity." &
lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Disallo w"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "D""
onclick=""Disal low(document.Se curity." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.Secu rity." &
lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "</table>"
End With

Catch ex As Exception
Debug.WriteLine (ex.ToString)
Response.Write( "<BR>__________ _____________<B R>" & ex.ToString &
"<BR>")
Response.Flush( )
End Try

End If

[Ryan Ternier]

The issue i'm having is my repeater will be repeating multiple sets of 2
list boxes.

I'm using client side JS to move items from 1 listbox to the other, for each
repeating.

I didn't know you could grab the ClientID property... i'll have to look into
that, and see if I can get that to work.

Thanks!
"Teemu Keiski" <jo****@aspalli ance.com> wrote in message
news:eB******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl...

Hi,

no there isn't. ASP.NET gives controls the IDs based on their location in
control hierarchy and if control is contained in a naming container, which
RepeaterItem is, it is named in new scope (scope of the repeaterItem where
it is contained) and named according to that. This way it is ensured that
every control has unique ID on the Page.

What's the issue with this? You can get reference to the control via the
RepeaterItem (callint RepeaterItem's FindControl method) and there you could use plain ID (lstYes14). If you need the ID at client-side, you can get it
with controls ClientID property which returns the unique ID as
clientscript-friendly. Also you can locate the control from top-level
control (outside the Repeater) by using Page.FindContro l and assigning the
complete unique ID string, though seems that you are not looking for that.

--
Teemu Keiski
MCP, Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET), AspInsiders member
ASP.NET Forum Moderator, AspAlliance Columnist
http://blogs.aspadvice.com/joteke

"Ryan Ternier" <rt******@icomp asstech.com.spa mproof> wrote in message
news:uj******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP11.phx.gbl...

Hello,

I have a repeater control that does the following on the ItemDataBound
event. It works perfectly, except that when it prints out, the names of

the

controls
aren't what I'd expect.

lstYes.ID = "lstY" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part we want

form

the DB

I use that to set the ID of the listBox, but when it comes to the screen

it

has a name of

rptSecurity:ctr l00:lstYes14

Or something similar to that.

Is there a way to make that control just have lstYes14?
If Not e.Item.DataItem Is Nothing Then
Try
Dim intTypeID = CInt(Request.Qu eryString.Get(" TypeID"))
Dim objItemType As ItemType
objItemType = New ItemType(CInt(i ntTypeID))

'Get the current item that's being bound from the DB
Dim drvTemp As DataRowView = CType(e.Item.Da taItem, DataRowView)
'Get handles on the server side controls so we can edit them

through

code. l337 pwn4g3
Dim lstYes As ListBox = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("list Yes"),
ListBox)
Dim lstNo As ListBox = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("list No"),

ListBox)

Dim lblButtons As Label =

CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("Labe lButtons"),

Label)
Dim lblName As Label = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("Labe lName"),

Label)

lstYes.ID = "lstY" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part we want form the DB
lstYes.Selectio nMode = ListSelectionMo de.Multiple
lstNo.ID = "lstN" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part we want form the DB
lstNo.Selection Mode = ListSelectionMo de.Multiple
lblName.Text = drvTemp("FullNa me")
'Response.Write (drvTemp("FullN ame") & "<BR>")
For i As Integer = 0 To objItemType.Lay out.Count() - 1
lstYes.Items.Ad d(objItemType.L ayout.Item(i).F ield.Caption())
lstYes.Items(i) .Value =

objItemType.Lay out.Item(i).Fie ld.FieldID

Next

'Put raw HTML into the Label control to build the 4 button table to move
items between the list boxes.
'To switch the items between listboxes
'onclick="Switc hList(document. getElementById( 'lstNotifyAvail able'),

document.getEle mentById('lstNo tifySelected')) ;AdNotify(docum ent.getElementB y

Id('lstNotifyAv ailable'));
With lblButtons
Text = "<table>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Allow All"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "AA""
onclick=""Switc hList(document. getElementById( '" & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing &

"'),

document.getEle mentById ('" & lstNo.ID.ToStri ng &
"'));AddNotify( document.getEle mentById('" & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &

"'));"">"

.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Allow"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "A""
onclick=""Allow (document.Secur ity." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.Secu rity." & lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Disallo w All"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "DA""
onclick=""DisAl l(document.Secu rity." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.Secu rity." &
lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Disallo w"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "D""
onclick=""Disal low(document.Se curity." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.Secu rity." &
lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "</table>"
End With

Catch ex As Exception
Debug.WriteLine (ex.ToString)
Response.Write( "<BR>__________ _____________<B R>" & ex.ToString &
"<BR>")
Response.Flush( )
End Try

End If

[Shan Plourde]

I've had to do this a few times. Here's a code snippet:
<a
href="javascrip t:openWin('<%= tbCompanyName.U niqueID.Replace (":",
"_") %>', '<%= tbCompanyId.Uni queID.Replace(" :", "_") %>')">Find</a>

This code snippet calls a javascript function. Control.UniqueI D gives
you the full name of a control
Shan Plourde

Ryan Ternier wrote:

The issue i'm having is my repeater will be repeating multiple sets of 2
list boxes.

I'm using client side JS to move items from 1 listbox to the other, for each
repeating.

I didn't know you could grab the ClientID property... i'll have to look into
that, and see if I can get that to work.

Thanks!
"Teemu Keiski" <jo****@aspalli ance.com> wrote in message
news:eB******* *******@tk2msft ngp13.phx.gbl.. .

Hi,

no there isn't. ASP.NET gives controls the IDs based on their location in
control hierarchy and if control is contained in a naming container, which
RepeaterIte m is, it is named in new scope (scope of the repeaterItem where
it is contained) and named according to that. This way it is ensured that
every control has unique ID on the Page.

What's the issue with this? You can get reference to the control via the
RepeaterIte m (callint RepeaterItem's FindControl method) and there you

could

use plain ID (lstYes14). If you need the ID at client-side, you can get it
with controls ClientID property which returns the unique ID as
clientscrip t-friendly. Also you can locate the control from top-level
control (outside the Repeater) by using Page.FindContro l and assigning the
complete unique ID string, though seems that you are not looking for that.

--
Teemu Keiski
MCP, Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET), AspInsiders member
ASP.NET Forum Moderator, AspAlliance Columnist
http://blogs.aspadvice.com/joteke

"Ryan Ternier" <rt******@icomp asstech.com.spa mproof> wrote in message
news:uj****** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. ..

Hello,

I have a repeater control that does the following on the ItemDataBound
event. It works perfectly, except that when it prints out, the names of

the

controls
aren't what I'd expect.

lstYes.ID = "lstY" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part we want

form

the DB

I use that to set the ID of the listBox, but when it comes to the screen

it

has a name of

rptSecurity: ctrl00:lstYes14

Or something similar to that.

Is there a way to make that control just have lstYes14?
If Not e.Item.DataItem Is Nothing Then
Try
Dim intTypeID = CInt(Request.Qu eryString.Get(" TypeID"))
Dim objItemType As ItemType
objItemType = New ItemType(CInt(i ntTypeID))

'Get the current item that's being bound from the DB
Dim drvTemp As DataRowView = CType(e.Item.Da taItem, DataRowView)
'Get handles on the server side controls so we can edit them

through

code. l337 pwn4g3
Dim lstYes As ListBox = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("list Yes"),
ListBox)
Dim lstNo As ListBox = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("list No"),

ListBox)

Dim lblButtons As Label =

CType(e.Item. FindControl("La belButtons"),

Label)
Dim lblName As Label = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("Labe lName"),

Label)

lstYes.ID = "lstY" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part

we

want form the DB
lstYes.Selectio nMode = ListSelectionMo de.Multiple
lstNo.ID = "lstN" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part

we

want form the DB
lstNo.Selection Mode = ListSelectionMo de.Multiple
lblName.Text = drvTemp("FullNa me")
'Response.Write (drvTemp("FullN ame") & "<BR>")
For i As Integer = 0 To objItemType.Lay out.Count() - 1
lstYes.Items.Ad d(objItemType.L ayout.Item(i).F ield.Caption())
lstYes.Items(i) .Value =

objItemType.L ayout.Item(i).F ield.FieldID

Next

'Put raw HTML into the Label control to build the 4 button table to move
items between the list boxes.
'To switch the items between listboxes
'onclick="Sw itchList(docume nt.getElementBy Id('lstNotifyAv ailable'),
document.getEl ementById('lstN otifySelected') );AdNotify(docu ment.getElement By

Id('lstNotif yAvailable'));
With lblButtons
Text = "<table>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Allo w All"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "AA""
onclick=""Sw itchList(docume nt.getElementBy Id('" & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing &

"'),

document.getEle mentById ('" & lstNo.ID.ToStri ng &
"'));AddNoti fy(document.get ElementById('" & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &

"'));"">"

.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Allo w"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "A""
onclick=""Al low(document.Se curity." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.S ecurity." & lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Disa llow All"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "DA""
onclick=""Di sAll(document.S ecurity." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.S ecurity." &
lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Disa llow"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "D""
onclick=""Di sallow(document .Security." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.S ecurity." &
lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "</table>"
End With

Catch ex As Exception
Debug.WriteLine (ex.ToString)
Response.Write( "<BR>__________ _____________<B R>" & ex.ToString &
"<BR>")
Response.Flush( )
End Try

End If

[Teemu Keiski]

You don't need to do those replaces at all if you'd use ClientID property
instead of UniqueID...

--
Teemu Keiski
MCP, Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET), AspInsiders member
ASP.NET Forum Moderator, AspAlliance Columnist
http://blogs.aspadvice.com/joteke
"Shan Plourde" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
news:9h******** ************@tw ister01.bloor.i s.net.cable.rog ers.com...

I've had to do this a few times. Here's a code snippet:
<a
href="javascrip t:openWin('<%= tbCompanyName.U niqueID.Replace (":",
"_") %>', '<%= tbCompanyId.Uni queID.Replace(" :", "_") %>')">Find</a>

This code snippet calls a javascript function. Control.UniqueI D gives
you the full name of a control
Shan Plourde

Ryan Ternier wrote:

The issue i'm having is my repeater will be repeating multiple sets of 2
list boxes.

I'm using client side JS to move items from 1 listbox to the other, for eachrepeating.

I didn't know you could grab the ClientID property... i'll have to look intothat, and see if I can get that to work.

Thanks!
"Teemu Keiski" <jo****@aspalli ance.com> wrote in message
news:eB******* *******@tk2msft ngp13.phx.gbl.. .

Hi,

no there isn't. ASP.NET gives controls the IDs based on their location incontrol hierarchy and if control is contained in a naming container, whichRepeaterIte m is, it is named in new scope (scope of the repeaterItem whereit is contained) and named according to that. This way it is ensured thatevery control has unique ID on the Page.

What's the issue with this? You can get reference to the control via the
RepeaterIte m (callint RepeaterItem's FindControl method) and there you

could

use plain ID (lstYes14). If you need the ID at client-side, you can get itwith controls ClientID property which returns the unique ID as
clientscrip t-friendly. Also you can locate the control from top-level
control (outside the Repeater) by using Page.FindContro l and assigning thecomplete unique ID string, though seems that you are not looking for that.
--
Teemu Keiski
MCP, Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET), AspInsiders member
ASP.NET Forum Moderator, AspAlliance Columnist
http://blogs.aspadvice.com/joteke

"Ryan Ternier" <rt******@icomp asstech.com.spa mproof> wrote in message
news:uj****** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. ..
Hello,

I have a repeater control that does the following on the ItemDataBound
event. It works perfectly, except that when it prints out, the names of

the
controls
aren't what I'd expect.

lstYes.ID = "lstY" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part we want
form
the DB

I use that to set the ID of the listBox, but when it comes to the screen

it
has a name of

rptSecurity: ctrl00:lstYes14

Or something similar to that.

Is there a way to make that control just have lstYes14?
If Not e.Item.DataItem Is Nothing Then
Try
Dim intTypeID = CInt(Request.Qu eryString.Get(" TypeID"))
Dim objItemType As ItemType
objItemType = New ItemType(CInt(i ntTypeID))

'Get the current item that's being bound from the DB
Dim drvTemp As DataRowView = CType(e.Item.Da taItem, DataRowView) 'Get handles on the server side controls so we can edit them
through
code. l337 pwn4g3
Dim lstYes As ListBox = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("list Yes"),
ListBox)
Dim lstNo As ListBox = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("list No"),
ListBox)
Dim lblButtons As Label =
CType(e.Item. FindControl("La belButtons"),
Label)
Dim lblName As Label = CType(e.Item.Fi ndControl("Labe lName"),
Label)
lstYes.ID = "lstY" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part

we

want form the DB
lstYes.Selectio nMode = ListSelectionMo de.Multiple
lstNo.ID = "lstN" & drvTemp("UserID ") 'Assuming ID is the part

we

want form the DB
lstNo.Selection Mode = ListSelectionMo de.Multiple
lblName.Text = drvTemp("FullNa me")
'Response.Write (drvTemp("FullN ame") & "<BR>")
For i As Integer = 0 To objItemType.Lay out.Count() - 1
lstYes.Items.Ad d(objItemType.L ayout.Item(i).F ield.Caption()) lstYes.Items(i) .Value =
objItemType.L ayout.Item(i).F ield.FieldID
Next

'Put raw HTML into the Label control to build the 4 button table to moveitems between the list boxes.
'To switch the items between listboxes
'onclick="Sw itchList(docume nt.getElementBy Id('lstNotifyAv ailable'),

document.getEl ementById('lstN otifySelected') );AdNotify(docu ment.getElement B

y

Id('lstNotif yAvailable'));
With lblButtons
Text = "<table>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Allo w All"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "AA""
onclick=""Sw itchList(docume nt.getElementBy Id('" & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing &
"'),
document.getEle mentById ('" & lstNo.ID.ToStri ng &
"'));AddNoti fy(document.get ElementById('" & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
"'));"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Allo w"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "A""
onclick=""Al low(document.Se curity." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.S ecurity." & lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Disa llow All"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "DA""
onclick=""Di sAll(document.S ecurity." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.S ecurity." &
lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "<tr><td>"
.Text &= "<input type=""button"" class=""BoxType 42""
value=""Disa llow"" name=""btn" & drvTemp("UserID ") & "D""
onclick=""Di sallow(document .Security." & lstYes.ID.ToStr ing() &
",document.S ecurity." &
lstNo.ID.ToStri ng() & ");"">"
.Text &= "</td></tr>"
.Text &= "</table>"
End With

Catch ex As Exception
Debug.WriteLine (ex.ToString)
Response.Write( "<BR>__________ _____________<B R>" & ex.ToString &"<BR>")
Response.Flush( )
End Try

End If