Hi:
I noticed that after setting SelectedValue of a dropdownlist to have an item
selected in list, if you reselect the same item later, it will not postback.
In most cases I can see that this behavoir is correct, however in the
scenario I'm working on, I would like it to postback. How do I force it to
postback?
Thanks,
Charlie
1  1028 
Charlie,
Whenever you want to force a postback you can make a javascript call to
myForm.submit() .
Eliyahu
"Charlie@CB FC" <ch*****@comcas t.net> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@tk2msf tngp13.phx.gbl. .. Hi:
I noticed that after setting SelectedValue of a dropdownlist to have an
item
selected in list, if you reselect the same item later, it will not
postback.
In most cases I can see that this behavoir is correct, however in the
scenario I'm working on, I would like it to postback. How do I force it
to
postback?
Thanks,
Charlie
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