ListBox control

Hi Guys,
I have non-unique values in my ListBox control, so whenever I do something
like
if (myList.SelectedIndex == 2) I get wrong results, as it picks out the
wrong index. How can I ammend this problem, so that I get the selected index
,
i.e. the exact index selected.
Thanks,
I.AIrfan,
you can try to use the SelectedValue property if you know the value you have
to compare to. For example if you have a listbox with Red, Green, Blue:
if (myList.SelectedValue == "Red")
// [...]
Hope that helps!
Regards,
Michael
"Irfan Akram" <IrfanAkram@.discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hi Guys,
> I have non-unique values in my ListBox control, so whenever I do something
> like
> if (myList.SelectedIndex == 2) I get wrong results, as it picks out the
> wrong index. How can I ammend this problem, so that I get the selected
index,
> i.e. the exact index selected.
> Thanks,
> I.A