I am trying to find an excuse for my stupidity but at the moment can't come up with a good one. Give some time to think about it <g>. Thank you.
>Dmitry,
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>1. I have noticed that both of your checkbox classes (BBCheckBoxString and BBCheckBox) are designed to be bound to a string column. Do I understand that I would need to create another class - e.g. XXCheckBoxBit - to bind a checkbox to a bit type column?>>>
>>>No, the second one (BBCheckBox) is your typical CheckBox, designed to be bound to a boolean value (bit in the database), which most of the time you want to do. I'm not sure what gave you the impression it was for a string datatype.
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>>Why then the code in the DataBind of the second class has "string column"?
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>That's the column name in the DataTable that you're binding to! You'd use the DataBind method like this:
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>this.MyCheckBox.DataBind(MyTable, "MyBoolColumn");
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>~~Bonnie
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