retrive values related to hierachy of city,country and state from dropdownlist

[ndhamecha]

hi
would you please help me in retrieving values related to user select a country then its automatically shows the states name of that country in next dropdownlist and after that it will automatically display the city names respected to that country..

please do the needful.its really very urgent

thank u in advance..


ndhamecha

[tlhintoq]

You're in India: Of course it is very very very urgent, and you have no idea what you are doing. No doubt another case of an outsource company underbidding the qualified coders, then asking for free help from the people they undercut so they can get paid for the job they weren't qualified to do.

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[Frinavale]

Ndhamecha, we would love to help you with your problem but right now, the way you have phrased your question, you are pretty much asking us to do your work for you and show you the answer. This is unfair to ask of us and, if we gave you the solution, it would be unfair to you as well because you would not have learned how to do this first hand.

Please take the time to research the problem before you post your question. The experts here are more than willing to help you with a specific problem but you have to do your part to learn the basics. Please take the time to read over the Posting Guidelines specifically the section on Before you Post your Question.

-Frinny

[ndhamecha]

thax alot to both of u sir..
just becoz u refused to gv me answer.so tht i can do it more accurately & confidently .&believe me.that thing is absolutely & properly running with dynamic code in my website..thanx alot.so tht i can do it myself :).&ys..sir,extremely sorry for ma mistake

ndhamecha

[tlhintoq]

I can barely read that message, let alone tell if you are being genuine or sarcastic. Did you type that on your phone? Are you trying to sound like a hip American gangsta wanna-be from the ghetto 'hood?

Either way, show a little respect to those that are trying to help you. I don't wish to be rude and I don't want to turn the forums into a proper English literature class, but I do feel compelled to point something out that you may not even be aware of.

When you can't be bothered with using the [shift] key to capitalize words, and when you show you don't care enough about your own post to spell out simple short words like 'are' but instead type 'r' - 'u' instead of 'you' - you demonstrate that the question really isn't very important to you. If it isn't important to you, the person with the problem; then why would it be at all important to a stranger here that might help you? If it isn't worth your time to make yourself clear and easy to read, then it isn't worth someone else's time.

The harder you make your post to read, the less likely it is someone here is going make an effort to decode your message. That's just human nature.

This is why the posting guideline make a point of staying to not abbreviate common words, no leet speak, no text message typing like "i c wut u mean"

[Frinavale]

I do not think that ndhamecha was being sarcastic in their reply.
Ndhamecha was helped in this thread "adding data dynamically in dropdownlist?".

I think that ndhamecha is happier and more confident about developing in .NET now that they know about the MSDN Library :)

[tlhintoq]

I *choose* to think this is the case as well. The point I was trying to make is that posting SMS messages in a forum is a pretty sure way to have them ignored. I would hate to see this happen in his/her next question. I don't want to see the next post get ignored when they need help but nobody can make sense of the question.