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Browse All TopicsIm trying to learn how i can create a webform using C#/ASP.NET that binds to a sqlsever db. My code example works for textboxes. Now i want to learn to move to radio buttons because thats what most of my form will have in it. i cant seem to find a good example that shows how to do this. im using the RadioButtonList server control. i've put this (below) in my aspx file and I am sending the code behind .cs file as an attechement. I put stars on the line I want to know the syntax for. Also if anyone knows any tutorials that show more about this topic please let me know.
<asp:Label ID="lblColor" runat="server" Text="What is your Favorite Color?" Width="220px"></asp:Label>
<asp:RadioButtonList ID="rbFaveColor" runat="server">
<asp:ListItem> Green</asp:ListItem>
<asp:ListItem>Blue</asp:Li
</asp:RadioButtonList><br />
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by: digital_thoughtsPosted on 2008-02-13 at 11:14:17ID: 20887104
Well, you pretty much have it:
r"].Value = rbFaveColor.SelectedValue. ToString()
comm.Parameters["@FaveColo