Tom Knowlton
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How to programmatically select dropdownlist item (asp.net / web)
(code behind is in C#, btw)
drop down list has several values.
In the code behind I want to programmatically select one of them based-upon the "friendly" value, not the ID:
rendered html:
ddlBpoType.SelectedValue = "Supplemental";
does not work, but
ddlBpoType.SelectedValue = "220";
does.
Except i don't want to use "220" because it might not be "220".
I want to get to the "220" value by using the friendly name of "Supplemental".
drop down list has several values.
In the code behind I want to programmatically select one of them based-upon the "friendly" value, not the ID:
rendered html:
<select name="ctl08$ddlBpoType" id="ctl08_ddlBpoType" style="width:300px;">
<option selected="selected" value="0">Unassigned</option>
<option value="223">3rd Opinion</option>
<option value="219">Appraisal</option>
<option value="1809">CMA</option>
<option value="222">Drive By</option>
<option value="218">ListingAgent</option>
<option value="913">ListingAgent Updated</option>
<option value="220">Supplemental</option>
<option value="1927">VRR</option>
</select>
ddlBpoType.SelectedValue = "Supplemental";
does not work, but
ddlBpoType.SelectedValue = "220";
does.
Except i don't want to use "220" because it might not be "220".
I want to get to the "220" value by using the friendly name of "Supplemental".
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