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display an object property within arraylist of custom objects

Asked by jimbona27 in Programming for ASP.NET, C# Programming Language, .NET Framework 2.x

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hi EE,
I am trying to bind an arraylist to a dropdownlist.
my problem is that the arraylist contains my custom object, Website.
My class Website, has a public property Name which will return or set the websitename.
So for a silly example, the Website Google, will return a Name = "Google".
Im not sure how to bind the Name property to the arraylist.

At the moment the following code displays within the rendered html that I have an object called website:

mybdropdown.DataSource = websiteList;
mybdropdown.DataBind();
 
 
// displays:
 
{Website}
{Website}
{Website}
{Website}
{Website}



 
I have tried this approach:


mybdropdown.DataSource = websiteList;
mybdropdown.DataTextField = (Website)websiteList.Name;  // cast the arraylist to my object, then retreive the property I want
mybdropdown.DataBind();
 

although this causes the code to fail as the Websitelist does not contain an object called 'Name'

Please advise how I can display the value I get from the method Website.Name into an arraylist.

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