I'm trying to bind data in a dataset (obtained from an Access DB) to a
listbox in ASP.net. I know my dataset is being created properly because
it displays fine in a datagrid, but I can't get it to display in a
listbox. Here's what I'm trying:
dgrDataGrid.DataSource = dstData.Tables("Manufacturer")
lstMake.datasource = dstData.Tables("Manufacturer")
Page.DataBind
There is only one column in the dataset's table, and the datagrid
displays it the way I want. But my listbox just repeats the line
"system.data.datarowview" over and over.
Any help is, as usual, appreciated.
Lloyd Sheen - 17 Apr 2008 17:23 GMT
> I'm trying to bind data in a dataset (obtained from an Access DB) to a
> listbox in ASP.net. I know my dataset is being created properly because it
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> Any help is, as usual, appreciated.
You need to tell the listbox what to display. The default is the .toString
so you are getting the object type as each occurence.
LS
Arch Stanton - 18 Apr 2008 06:33 GMT
Replies solved my problem. You guys rule.
-Grateful Noob :|
>> I'm trying to bind data in a dataset (obtained from an Access DB) to a
>> listbox in ASP.net. I know my dataset is being created properly
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> LS
David Wier - 17 Apr 2008 18:03 GMT
You need to tell it, from the dataset you get returned what to display and
what to assign to the 'value' of the item
Like Product for DataTextField and ProductID for DataValueField
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> I'm trying to bind data in a dataset (obtained from an Access DB) to a
> listbox in ASP.net. I know my dataset is being created properly because it
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>
> Any help is, as usual, appreciated.
Arch Stanton - 18 Apr 2008 06:32 GMT
Replies solved my problem. You guys rule.
-Grateful Noob :|
> You need to tell it, from the dataset you get returned what to display and
> what to assign to the 'value' of the item
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>> Any help is, as usual, appreciated.