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7.4

DropDownList.SelectedIndexChanged w/ AutoPostBack = true; why doesn't it fire if the user selects the first item?

Zone: Programming for ASP.NET

Tags: dropdownlist

I have a DropDownList, AutoPostBack is set to true, and it fires great, except if the user picks the first item, which granted is what is showing, but does the DropDownList then automatically "select" the first item? If so, how does one get around that problem when he wants the user to be able to select the first item and not have to click a button?

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: majnun

Solution Provided By: DotNetLover_Baan

Participating Experts: 3

Solution Grade: A

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