Bind Dropdownlist Value Based On Value Enterd In Textbox

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I have a dropdownlist and a text box on the top of drop down.Now what i want is, "if i put some value (i.e. date) in textbox then dropdownlist will bind a list on the basis of text box value. and i have to do this in mvc. is there any java script code???

Posted 4-Aug-13 5:28am

prthghosh999

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[no name] 4-Aug-13 11:38am

"is there any java script code?" sure there is. Tons of javascript code. The question is what have you done to attempt this yourself? And why on earth would you want to even try this using javascript?

prthghosh999 6-Aug-13 7:35am

actually i have to change the dropdown list items on the basis of value(date) entered in to the textbox. i've called onChange event to get text box value. but i've to bind dropdownlist

TryAndSucceed 5-Aug-13 19:00pm

Do you hit a button after entering value in textbox? And how do you know the user is entering the value you need for DropdownList? There has to be a post action after you enter a value in textbox.

prthghosh999 6-Aug-13 6:58am

i use to call a javascript method in my textbox like this..
@Html.TextBoxFor(model => model.AppointmentDate, new { @style = "height:25px;width:100px; border: 1px #ccc solid;", id = "AppointmentDate", onChange = "return compute()" })

TryAndSucceed 6-Aug-13 13:35pm

Well, call action from your javascript. In the action, you can both check the input and based on input upload the dropdownlist.

prthghosh999 13-Aug-13 5:50am

yes, i've solved my problem. Thanks for your kind help...

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