Creating search using more than one dropdown list

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hi,

i would like to add a search module in my web application. I would like to use drop down list. I would like to know how to connect more than one drop down list in the same page.

Example :

Holiday Type : Honeymoon,shopping (select in a drop down list)
Budget : 300-400, 400-500, 500-600 (select in a drop down list)

Result : a suggested holiday pakage.

I'm new to asp.net. I think that 'if else' method can be used. Would be nice if anyone could share any related source codes. Thank you.

Posted 1-Mar-10 4:27am

scorpionzz

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**R. Giskard Reventlov** · Answer 1 · 2010-03-01T04:58:00

If you mean that the content of one list box is dependent upon the value selected in the previous list box then try this: CascadingDropDown[^].

Howver, if you simply mean that the final result depends upon the selections in the first few then add a button and, in the OnClick event, examine the selected items and populate, for instance, a text box with the result (however you determine that result).