I have 3 Combo box in my form, So I want when I select the value in 1 combobox it will automatically poupulate the value in 2 combox.
Regards
Eigen
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I have 3 Combo box in my form, So I want when I select the value in 1 combobox it will automatically poupulate the value in 2 combox.
Regards
Eigen
@Eigenvector: Do you have a function that takes the value of the first combo box, and returns the potential values for the second?
Well, your specifications are quite vague. What languages are involved? What environment are you operating within? Is this a Windows Forms application? Is this a ASP.NET application? Is this a WPF item? I can think of at least a dozen possible environments which bear on your solution.
Conceptually you populate combo box #1. You then wire up an event to populate combo box #2 upon change in selection of the contents of Combo box #1. The same logic can then be extended to the third control and so forth.
Obviously your choice of tools bears into how you implement your solution. Certain vendors provide controls with cascading events designed to handle "related" controls (such as Telerik for example). Heck with the right vendor you could be 100% code free.
Have you tried google for your solution? (Give up on Bing).
@Eigenvector: If I were to put you in a movie, it would have to be a Bill Murray movie. I just can't decide if it would be What About Bob or Ground Hog Day.
-Josh
1 minute ago, lensman wrote
Have you tried google for your solution? (Give up on Bing).
Better yet, someone put this guy in touch with Beth Massi.
-Josh
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