I'm populating a dropdown list with non-consecutive values (well the
last 3 values are non-consecutive anyway).. What's a shorter way of
writing the following?...
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(0, New ListItem("No Preference", 999999))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(1, New ListItem("100", 100))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(2, New ListItem("200", 200))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(3, New ListItem("300", 300))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(4, New ListItem("400", 400))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(5, New ListItem("500", 500))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(6, New ListItem("600", 600))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(7, New ListItem("700", 700))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(8, New ListItem("800", 800))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(9, New ListItem("900", 900))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(10, New ListItem("1200", 1200))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(11, New ListItem("1400", 1400))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(12, New ListItem("1600", 1600))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(13, New ListItem("1800", 1800))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(14, New ListItem("2000+", 999999))
All I can seem to find on the net is to populate an ArrayList with the
values and then use the arraylist as a datasource, but that also
involves a line of code per item.
I'm looking for something like:
var aMaxPriceName = new Array("Not Selected", "2,000", "2,500", "3,000",
"3,500", "4,000", "4,500", "5,000+");
var aMaxPriceValue = new Array(999999999999, 2000, 2500,
3000, 3500, 4000, 4500, 999999999999);
and then to bind that array to the dropdownlist.
Any ideas?
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"I hear ma train a comin'
.... hear freedom comin"
5  1197 
You could try something like this:
Dim List() As String = {100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700}
DropDownList3.DataSource = List
DropDownList3.DataBind()
DropDownList3.Items.Insert(0, New ListItem("No preference",
999999))
DropDownList3.Items.Insert(DropDownList3.Items.Cou nt, New
ListItem("2000+", 999999))
Hope that helps,
Scott
vb.net? or c#
Stimp wrote: I'm populating a dropdown list with non-consecutive values (well the
last 3 values are non-consecutive anyway).. What's a shorter way of
writing the following?...
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(0, New ListItem("No Preference", 999999))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(1, New ListItem("100", 100))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(2, New ListItem("200", 200))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(3, New ListItem("300", 300))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(4, New ListItem("400", 400))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(5, New ListItem("500", 500))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(6, New ListItem("600", 600))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(7, New ListItem("700", 700))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(8, New ListItem("800", 800))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(9, New ListItem("900", 900))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(10, New ListItem("1200", 1200))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(11, New ListItem("1400", 1400))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(12, New ListItem("1600", 1600))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(13, New ListItem("1800", 1800))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(14, New ListItem("2000+", 999999))
All I can seem to find on the net is to populate an ArrayList with the
values and then use the arraylist as a datasource, but that also
involves a line of code per item.
I'm looking for something like:
var aMaxPriceName = new Array("Not Selected", "2,000", "2,500", "3,000",
"3,500", "4,000", "4,500", "5,000+");
var aMaxPriceValue = new Array(999999999999, 2000, 2500,
3000, 3500, 4000, 4500, 999999999999);
and then to bind that array to the dropdownlist.
Any ideas?
--
"I hear ma train a comin'
... hear freedom comin"
Either.. I'm working in VB, but can translate from C# :)
On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 parez <ps*****@gmail.com> wrote: vb.net? or c#
Stimp wrote: I'm populating a dropdown list with non-consecutive values (well the
last 3 values are non-consecutive anyway).. What's a shorter way of
writing the following?...
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(0, New ListItem("No Preference", 999999))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(1, New ListItem("100", 100))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(2, New ListItem("200", 200))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(3, New ListItem("300", 300))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(4, New ListItem("400", 400))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(5, New ListItem("500", 500))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(6, New ListItem("600", 600))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(7, New ListItem("700", 700))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(8, New ListItem("800", 800))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(9, New ListItem("900", 900))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(10, New ListItem("1200", 1200))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(11, New ListItem("1400", 1400))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(12, New ListItem("1600", 1600))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(13, New ListItem("1800", 1800))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(14, New ListItem("2000+", 999999))
All I can seem to find on the net is to populate an ArrayList with the
values and then use the arraylist as a datasource, but that also
involves a line of code per item.
I'm looking for something like:
var aMaxPriceName = new Array("Not Selected", "2,000", "2,500", "3,000",
"3,500", "4,000", "4,500", "5,000+");
var aMaxPriceValue = new Array(999999999999, 2000, 2500,
3000, 3500, 4000, 4500, 999999999999);
and then to bind that array to the dropdownlist.
Any ideas?
--
"I hear ma train a comin'
... hear freedom comin"
--
"I hear ma train a comin'
.... hear freedom comin"
Stimp,
I think you could bind an array vs. the array list that would be easier to
populate.
Dim MyArray as String() = { "100", "200", "300" }
lstPizzaTopping.DataSource = MyArray
lstPizzaTopping.DataBind()
--
Sincerely,
S. Justin Gengo, MCP
Web Developer / Programmer www.aboutfortunate.com
"Out of chaos comes order."
Nietzsche
"Stimp" <re*@spumco.com> wrote in message
news:sl****************@carbon.redbrick.dcu.ie... I'm populating a dropdown list with non-consecutive values (well the
last 3 values are non-consecutive anyway).. What's a shorter way of
writing the following?...
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(0, New ListItem("No Preference", 999999))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(1, New ListItem("100", 100))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(2, New ListItem("200", 200))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(3, New ListItem("300", 300))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(4, New ListItem("400", 400))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(5, New ListItem("500", 500))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(6, New ListItem("600", 600))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(7, New ListItem("700", 700))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(8, New ListItem("800", 800))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(9, New ListItem("900", 900))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(10, New ListItem("1200", 1200))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(11, New ListItem("1400", 1400))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(12, New ListItem("1600", 1600))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(13, New ListItem("1800", 1800))
ddLetMaxPrice.Items.Insert(14, New ListItem("2000+", 999999))
All I can seem to find on the net is to populate an ArrayList with the
values and then use the arraylist as a datasource, but that also
involves a line of code per item.
I'm looking for something like:
var aMaxPriceName = new Array("Not Selected", "2,000", "2,500", "3,000",
"3,500", "4,000", "4,500", "5,000+");
var aMaxPriceValue = new Array(999999999999, 2000, 2500,
3000, 3500, 4000, 4500, 999999999999);
and then to bind that array to the dropdownlist.
Any ideas?
--
"I hear ma train a comin'
... hear freedom comin"
On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 Sc***********@excite.com <Sc***********@excite.com> wrote: You could try something like this:
Dim List() As String = {100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700}
DropDownList3.DataSource = List
DropDownList3.DataBind()
DropDownList3.Items.Insert(0, New ListItem("No preference",
999999))
DropDownList3.Items.Insert(DropDownList3.Items.Cou nt, New
ListItem("2000+", 999999))
that's probably the best I can do.. thanks!
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