Hello,
I have been trying for a while but have been unable to do this:
I have two drop down lists and a submit button. After choosing
appropriate values in the dropdowwnlists, I hit the submit button. This
connects to the backend and updates a field in a table.
Ideally, the select operation used to select the members of the
dropdown list should be run on the table again as the insert operation
changes things - I want the dropdownlist to be refreshed by rerunnign
the associated query.
I have a gridview that displays data from the table the dropdownview is
updating. But that gridview;s data is also not being refreshed to
reflect the change made to the table. I am a novice asp .net
programmer. Plz help,
Thanks, Sincerely, Derek
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The code you run to populate the DropDownList should simply be reexecuted
in your button click event handler.
-Brock
DevelopMentor http://staff.develop.com/ballen Hello,
I have been trying for a while but have been unable to do this:
I have two drop down lists and a submit button. After choosing
appropriate values in the dropdowwnlists, I hit the submit button.
This connects to the backend and updates a field in a table.
Ideally, the select operation used to select the members of the
dropdown list should be run on the table again as the insert operation
changes things - I want the dropdownlist to be refreshed by rerunnign
the associated query.
I have a gridview that displays data from the table the dropdownview
is updating. But that gridview;s data is also not being refreshed to
reflect the change made to the table. I am a novice asp .net
programmer. Plz help,
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