keep the selected value from radiobutton list and show it on button click

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hi guys,

well i am trying to make a quiz engine and i have a problem.
I have already bind data to detailsview for showing the questions and a radiobuttonlist dynamically gets the data from database. I need your help on the following.... every time user clicks on next/previous question button, see what he has selected and give him the opportunity to change his answer.

i will apreciate it if you help me.

Thanks.

Posted 3-Apr-13 3:56am

pantelis89

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Sandeep Mewara 3-Apr-13 14:03pm

What kind of help? What have you tried and where are stuck specifically?

Maciej Los 4-Apr-13 15:46pm

What have you done till now?
Have you any database to store values selected by the user?

pantelis89 4-Apr-13 16:59pm

i have a database named Quiz with a table named Questions with 4 columns, QuestionID, Description, correctAnswer and userAnswer. Is it possible to store them in database and then, when the user goes to next/previous questions see what he has selected? i mean to give him the opportunity to see what's the selected radiobutton from radiobuttonlist and change it if he wants.

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