Sharing ListItems is a bad idea. The problem is that Selected is a property
of an ListItem rather than the ddl the item belongs to. It means that as
soon as you select an item in one list, it will become selected also in
another list.
Create separate instances if ListItems for every list.

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> When a button is clicked, I want to populate multiple ddl's and under
> certain circumstances I want to set the SelectedValue. I've tried
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> Thanks.
J - 25 Mar 2008 20:56 GMT
Ah, this bit of info solves my issues. Thanks.
> Sharing ListItems is a bad idea. The problem is that Selected is a
> property of an ListItem rather than the ddl the item belongs to. It means
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>> Thanks.