Display databases value of radio button C# on webpage

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Sorry to be so new to this, but I am and I have figured out how to save my form entries to the database however now I want them to display on an edit page so the values can be updated. I am working with C# and I am using a stored procedure to pull the data out from the database and surface it for the form. I have tried the following to get a true/false radio button to display as what the value is in the DB which is true and the stored procedure pulls it back as 1.

What I have tried:

<pre>if (chkAllRadioButton.Checked = Details.chkAllRadioButton.ToString() == "true") 
                        {
                            chkAllRadioButton.Checked = true;
                        }

//and I have tried

if (chkAllRadioButton.Checked = Details.chkAllRadioButton.ToString() == "1") 
                        {
                            chkAllRadioButton.Checked = true;
                        }

Posted 14-Sep-17 7:42am

csteacy01

Updated 14-Sep-17 18:01pm

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A_Griffin 14-Sep-17 15:15pm

Why are you checking for chkAllRadioButton.Checked as a condition when it is that which you are wanting to set?
chkAllRadioButton.Checked = [CBool](Details.chkAllRadioButton.ToString() = "true")

csteacy01 15-Sep-17 11:39am

Ugg, tried both solutions with either of it working. To be honest, i'm doing it this way because this is how the other checkboxes are done and they work so i'm just trying to replicate.

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Karthik_Mahalingam · Answer 1 · 2017-09-14T18:01:00

Solution 1

this will do the job if your stored procedure returns "1"

chkAllRadioButton.Checked = Details.chkAllRadioButton.ToString() == "1";

Posted 14-Sep-17 18:01pm

Karthik_Mahalingam