Chapter 17. Working with Data-Bound DropDownLists, RadioButtons, and CheckBoxes
In this hour, we will cover
Populating the items of a drop-down list with the results from a database query
Creating check boxes and radio buttons based on the results of a database query
Using the DropDownList control to filter the contents displayed in a GridView
The benefits of using database information versus hard-coding drop-down list, check box, and radio button values
As we’ve seen over the past three hours, the data source controls enable us to easily work with database data. We simply specify what table and columns we want to work with and whether we need corresponding INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements. When a data source control has been properly configured, ...
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