This is what I was looking for:
for (int i =0;i < ddlSite.Items.Count ;i++ )
{
Response.Write( ddlSite.Items[i].Value.ToString() );
}>I have a drop down list bound to a view that has two columns.
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>ddlSite.DataSource = dvSite;
>ddlSite.DataTextField = "SITE_DESC";
>ddlSite.DataValueField = "SITE_ID";
>ddlSite.DataBind();
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>I am trying to find an item in the ddl by value using the following code:
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>ListItem selectedItem = ddlSite.Items.FindByValue( "MyValue" );
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>But the value of selectedItem is always NULL which means the item of Value "MyValue" not found. Right? And I think it is there.
>How do you I "scan" through values of the DDL using FOR EACH or something like this?
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>Thank you.
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