Populate 2 textboxes based on text entered.

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Hi ,
i need to get the value of a textbox that has been populated by a query string based on the value of another textbox that has also been populated by the same query string.

Posted 31-Aug-11 22:42pm

Rico_

Updated 31-Aug-11 23:08pm

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_Zorro_ 1-Sep-11 4:53am

I don't know if it's me but I'm having a hard time trying to understand your question...

OriginalGriff 1-Sep-11 5:12am

It's not just you...

Rico_ 1-Sep-11 5:19am

Guys , is the question still not clear enough ?

RaisKazi 1-Sep-11 5:23am

Your Question is really unclear.

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_Zorro_ · Answer 1 · 2011-08-31T23:31:00

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I assume your question is a bit harder than just asking how to get a value from a textbox. If that's not the case, here's my answer based on what I understand (which I'm sure is wrong :P)...

String value = thePopulatedTextBox.Text;

It can't be that easy though...

Do you really mean query string? Because a query string by itself does not populate anything. Do you mean jQuery and the situation is that you can't get the value after the postback has occured?

Posted 31-Aug-11 23:31pm

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Rico_ 1-Sep-11 5:40am

String Team = Request.QueryString["Team"];
txtboxProdTeam.Text = Team;

The textboxes are getting populated like the above example. basically i need to find the value of the second textbox by what is populated in the first textbox.

_Zorro_ 1-Sep-11 5:56am

"The textboxes are getting populated like the above example." Ok, that's clear.
"basically i need to find the value of the second textbox by what is populated in the first textbox." That's the part I don't get... What do you mean by the 'value of the second textbox by what is populated in the first textbox.' ?

Rico_ 1-Sep-11 6:08am

ok. the 2 textboxes are getting populated. in textbox "1" there is text, also in textbox "2". Based on textbox "1" , i need the value of the text (value = ID) and also the value of textbox "2". In the database , textbox "2" is dependant on textbox "1" value. sorry for any confusion caused

_Zorro_ 1-Sep-11 6:14am

Still confused... what's with the ID now? :)

You know how to set a value in the Text property, you know how to get a value from the querystring.

You're telling me you need the value of the textbox, the value is the Text property to me, if you're looking for the Control's ID, then just read it's ID property, or ClientID if you're looking for the unique client id.

I'm sorry having such a hard time to understand what you're asking....

Rico_ 2-Sep-11 1:45am

hi , i have sorted out the issue i was facing. but i have somehow stumbled upon another issue. i im getting the value of text that is populated in the textbox but i do not know how to read it from the radiobutton control. Sorry for the late reply.