> Hi, friends as are wishing them the best thing to them of this life.
>
> I have:
> VS .NET Pro 2003
> Win 2000 Pro with SP4
> Sql Server 2000 with SP3
> Developer Web, with C#
>
>
> I have a DataGrid where I show all my products I have a column of
> Templete type, where I show a RadioButtonList, depending where the client
> wishes that its product is given to him, have 5 options, depending on the
> option I must show a DropDownList of the possible options.
>
> It already manages to be able to capture the events of the
> RadioButtonList, and its changes, what I have not been able now to do is
> to be able to add the data to my DropDownList from the data base.
>
> I am handling a single DropDownList to perfomance for application.
>
> I have not been able to do that my DropdownList this
> qualifying and later to give of discharge the registries him.
>
> I have this code when the RadioButtonList changes of value:
>
> public void Modifica1 (object sender, EventArgs e)
> {
> string TextoRB = "";
> RadioButtonList rb = new RadioButtonList();
> rb = (RadioButtonList) sender;
>
> TextoRB = rb.SelectedItem.Value;
>
> DropDownList lst = new DropDownList();
> lst.FindControl("lstGeneral");
>
> TextBox txt = new TextBox();
> txt.FindControl("txtDireccion");
>
>
> switch (TextoRB)
> {
> case "1":
> lst.Enabled = true;
> lst.Items.Add("Distribuidora");
> txt.Text = "Distribuidora";
> break;
> case "2":
> lst.Enabled = true;
> lst.Items.Add("Domicilio Conocido");
> txt.Text = "Domicilio Conocido";
> break;
> case "3":
> lst.Enabled = true;
> lst.Items.Add("Otra Distribuidora");
> txt.Text = "Otra Distribuidora";
> break;
> case "4":
> lst.Enabled = true;
> lst.Items.Add("Carrocera");
> txt.Text = "Carrocera";
> break;
> case "5":
> lst.Enabled = true;
> lst.Items.Add("Otro");
> txt.Text = "Otro";
> break;
> }
> }
>
> The page does not mark ningun error to me but it does not add the data
> either to me, I am testing as much with the DropDownList as with a TextBox
> and no me it respects them.
>
> Some idea?
> Beforehand I appreciate its attention to them.
> Greetings from Mexico City.
>
> P.D. Excuse my english is not absolutely good.
>
>