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How to refresh a databound checkListbox?

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Andy B - 06 Dec 2007 18:38 GMT
I have a checked listbox with some rows in it from a database. If a person
were to delete one or more of the checked items, how would you update the
list to show the deleted items have been removed?
David Wier - 06 Dec 2007 19:53 GMT
You'd need to rebind it...
How are you currently binding the data to it (code or Datasource Control)?

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>I have a checked listbox with some rows in it from a database. If a person
>were to delete one or more of the checked items, how would you update the
>list to show the deleted items have been removed?
Andy B - 06 Dec 2007 23:55 GMT
It would be bound with a dataSource control. To be exact, an
objectDataSource.

> You'd need to rebind it...
> How are you currently binding the data to it (code or Datasource Control)?
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>>were to delete one or more of the checked items, how would you update the
>>list to show the deleted items have been removed?

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