Comments by r verma - CodeProject

r verma 7-Apr-11 23:04pm View

In case you do not want to use AJAX ToolKit as suggested in last reply then you have to write traditional code like when user will select country from first drop down then you will again query for fetching cities corresponding to that country and populate second drop down.
You'll write complete logic through SelectedIndex change event of first drop down and may prefer an AJAX update panel.

r verma 7-Apr-11 22:38pm View

In above code you are trying to find UserControl with 'Label' with it's actual class name which will not work. Use 'UserControl' instead of 'LabelUserControl'. Also to find second UserControl do not directly use 'FindControl' instead use this.Page.FindControl like what I wrote in my last reply.

r verma 7-Apr-11 22:30pm View

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In above code you are trying to find UserControl with 'Label' with it's actual class name which will not work. Use 'UserControl' instead of 'LabelUserControl'. Also to find second UserControl do not directly use 'FindControl' instead use this.Page.FindControl like what I wrote in my last reply.

r verma 23-Feb-11 22:49pm View

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Reason for my vote of 3
Nice tip to take care while using script.

r verma 23-Feb-11 22:46pm View

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Reason for my vote of 3
Nice tip to take care while using script.

r verma 23-Feb-11 22:43pm View

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Operator Use
== returns true if values of variables are equal
=== returns true if values and variable types are same
!= true if values are not equal
!=== true if values and variable types are not same

These are operators provided in Javascript for comparison. Nice tip to take care while using script.

r verma 22-Feb-11 20:18pm View

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Thanks for the feedback. This trick is not for an experienced developer that's why at top its intentional audiences are also mentioned.

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