From Listbox2 selected item moves to item to listbox1.

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When I click the remove button from Listbox2 the selected item is moved to listbox1.
My code as follows;

C#

Listbox2.Items.Add(listbox1.SelectedItem);

I tried the below code it is working.

I would like to check two condition.
1. From listbox1 hen I add item and move to listbox2 and click the remove button.Listbox2 item to be removed.

2. From listbox2 when I click the remove button that selected item from listbox2 move to listbox1.

When I removing the listbox2 item to listbox1 that time listbox2 selected item wont be there to be removed.

How to do the above both condition in single Remove Button.

please help me. how can I do.

Posted 23-Jan-13 22:28pm

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Updated 27-Jan-13 2:14am

André Kraak

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Suresh Dasari's 24-Jan-13 4:52am

confused

adding listbox1 item to listbox2 item
Listbox2.Items.Add(listbox1.SelectedItem);

these are confusing
1. from listbox1 when i add item and move to listbox2 and click the remove button.Listbox2 item to be removed.

2. from listbox2 when i click the remove button that selected item from listbox2 move to listbox1.

when i removing the listbox2 item to listbox1 that time listbox2 selected item wont be there to be removed.

can you post in brief.

P_Dash 24-Jan-13 4:55am

This can be done.But with 1 single Button it will be difficult to handle.
So better if you use 2 Buttons then using jQuery it can be possible.

CHill60 24-Jan-13 17:02pm

jQuery? What on earth for?

CHill60 24-Jan-13 17:03pm

So are you just saying that when you click the button the selected row in either listbox is moved to the other one?

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alamree · Answer 1 · 2013-01-27T02:00:00

this is the answer

but you must ignore the exceptions

C#

try
           {
               listBox2.Items.Add(listBox1.SelectedItem);
               listBox1.Items.Remove(listBox1.SelectedItem);
               listBox1.ClearSelected();
               //

           }
           catch(Exception ee){}
           try
           {
               listBox1.Items.Add(listBox2.SelectedItem);
               listBox2.Items.Remove(listBox2.SelectedItem);
               listBox2.ClearSelected();
           }
           catch(Exception ee){}

let me know if you have any question with code