How to bind gridview to checkboxlist and textbox

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I have two checkboxlists, two textboxes, a dropdownlist, a gridview and a button.

First checkboxlist lists a set of skill, second checkboxlist lists a set of qualifications. The two textboxex are used to insert experience in months, one to insert minimum and the other to insert maximum experience. The dropdownlist is used to select the status.

On button click, how can I list the details of users whose details match the selections from checkboxlists, textboxes and dropdownlist ? The data need to be populated from databases.

Posted 26-Oct-13 4:14am

Gee Varghese

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Mahesh Bailwal 26-Oct-13 14:51pm

did you ever created database connection from ASP.Net application to SQL server?

JoCodes 26-Oct-13 15:23pm

What you tried so far??

Gee Varghese 27-Oct-13 8:36am

Yes, I have db connection, and got data in it.
As of now, I have made a set of if...else based on the selections made, and executed it...Then I bind the dataset to Gridview on button click. But, what happens is whatever selections I make in the checkboxlists and dropdownlists, the result remains the same.

I have placed the gridview and button in an "Update Panel". Do I need to place the Checkboxlists and dropdownlists also in the Update Panel ?

RedDk 27-Oct-13 16:28pm

What SQL Server database interface is available?

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sachin.vishwa90 · Answer 1 · 2013-10-27T20:00:00

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Posted 27-Oct-13 20:00pm

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