how to make gridview checkbox checked based on some condition

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hi i m having 2 gridview
1st gridview is binded during page load, it contains 1 checkbox and 2 datafields
suppose values are like this
checkbox

Parameter  Code
Height     1
Weight     2
wrist      3
Length     4
Bicep      5
...and so on

and on button click 2nd gridview get binded
suppose data's are like this

Parameter    Code
Weight        2
Lenth         4

I want that checkbox for weight and Length in gridview1 get selected after this button click

Posted 14-Mar-13 3:21am

deepaagilient

Updated 14-Mar-13 9:50am

Maciej Los

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Richard C Bishop 14-Mar-13 9:23am

Ok, so in the button click event, access the checkboxes in the gridview1 and mark them as checked.

deepaagilient 14-Mar-13 9:27am

yes

Richard C Bishop 14-Mar-13 9:38am

Ok, you get it, so write the code. Look up how to access controls inside a gridview. Once you get the checkboxes, do checkbox.checked = true on the ones you want.

joshrduncan2012 14-Mar-13 9:24am

This smells like homework to me. This isn't a question, either.

deepaagilient 14-Mar-13 9:27am

pls help me

joshrduncan2012 14-Mar-13 9:29am

What have you done to accomplish this? Where are you stuck? Any errors?

deepaagilient 14-Mar-13 9:31am

no error
I dnt know how to make checkbox checked

deepaagilient 14-Mar-13 9:32am

there r 50 items in gridview1
I want to check only those items which r binded in gridview 2

Maciej Los 14-Mar-13 17:06pm

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