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9.4

Select values in checkbox list

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

Am I missing something or is this just still a bug?
.NET 2 C#

On front end
<asp:checkboxlist id="cblResources" repeatlayout="flow" runat="server" />

On back end
ListItemCollection resources = new ListItemCollection();
resources.Add(new ListItem("test1", "testValue1"));
resources.Add(new ListItem("test2", "testValue2"));

cblResources.DataSource = resources;
cblResources.DataBind();

Source generated does not include a value so this does not work:
currentResourceItem = cblResources.Items.FindByValue("testValue1");
if(currentResourceItem != null)
{
      currentResourceItem.Selected = true;
}


Neither does this:
LsitItem item = new ListItem("test3", "testValue3");
item.Selected = true;
resources.Add(item );

The selected does not go into the source.

All examples online show that these should work, but they don't.  In actuality my resources are bound to a collection of custom items, then I need to pre-check the ones the user selected (since they are editing the record).  But I can't get this to work.

Any workarounds to this?  Or am I missing something?Start Free Trial
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