>>Craig,
>>I haven't needed to do this before, so I don't know how...but now I need it, or something similar...
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>>My users are inputting requests for background searches (order items). They select an item from a combobox then indicate what State and/or County it applies to.
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>>I would like to present to the user a short list of applicable vendors for the report selected. At this point I have at least two or three vendors that we can use in most cases. One vendor is good for one specialized report, others are good for almost anything, and the possibility exist that vendors may come into, or fall out of grace.
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>>As I see it I can either display a list containing only the vendors that truely apply, or I can display them all and disable the ones that don't apply.
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>>Since you dealt with something like this recently, I was wondering what kind of guidance you could give me.
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>>Rick
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>>>I have some disabled items in a list box, but I can still select them. I know they are disabled because I set the disabledItemBackColor property. I thought that VPF would handle this automatically. Do I need to code for this, or is something else wrong?
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>I gave up on disabled items. It doesn't work. I'm only loading the applicable information each time.

Craig, why it doesn't work?