Self Populating DropDownList

Posted by: Vault of Thoughts, on 13 Mar 2007 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Every once in a while while working with ASP.NETthere comes a time when you need to have a DropDownList with a fixed set of items. Or maybe the items are retrieved from the database, but still every instance of the control will have exactly the same items. How to do it efficiently? Lets look at the simple example of a DropDownList with country names - the one you see on many pages. Wouldn't it be nice to have a reusable control for this? The simplest...

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