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Hmmm I think I could find some other way round
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Hmmm I think I could find some other way round

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Hi Experts,<br />
I am using JQuery in ASP.net.<br />
I am using the plugin from <a href="http://quasipartikel.at/multiselect/" rel="ugc">http://quasipartikel.at/multiselect/</a><br />
Instead of select,I set the values to the Listbox dynamically.<br />
So instead of specifying values at design time, i fetch it from database and attached to the ListBox.<br />
This is working fine.<br />
But I have one problem,whenever I hit refresh or any postback happens on the page,the List looses its styling.Rest functionality is fine.<br />
It is happening in IE but in Mozilla it is behaving fine.<br />
The verion of IE is 6.<br />
Is there anything I can do about,to get it worked in IE?
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Hi Experts,
I am using JQuery in ASP.net.
I am using the plugin from http://quasipartikel.at/multiselect/
Instead of select,I set the values to the Listbox dynamically.
So instead of specifying values at design time, i fetch it from database and attached to the ListBox.
This is working fine.
But I have one problem,whenever I hit refresh or any postback happens on the page,the List looses its styling.Rest functionality is fine.
It is happening in IE but in Mozilla it is behaving fine.
The verion of IE is 6.
Is there anything I can do about,to get it worked in IE?

Multiselect Jquery plugin

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ASP.NET

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