protected void Submit_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
//assume all data is valid
//the class level List<T> will hold the colletion of data for the page (we have no database)
//the data collection will be displayed in a table like grid control: GridView
string fullname = FullName.Text;
string emailaddress = EmailAddress.Text;
string phonenumber = PhoneNumber.Text;
string fullorparttime = FullOrPartTime.SelectedValue;
//the checkbox list can have several options selected, each option needs to be recorded
//traverse the options of the control, record each selected option
//CheckBoxList option are a collection of rows
//foreach will loop through a collection of rows
string jobs = "";
foreach (ListItem jobrow in Jobs.Items)
{
if (jobrow.Selected)
{
jobs += jobrow.Text + " ";
}
else
{
}
}
gvCollection.Add(new GridViewData(fullname, emailaddress, phonenumber, fullorparttime, jobs));
//display the data collection to an appropriate control that will display multiple columns
JobApplicantList.DataSource = gvCollection;
JobApplicantList.DataBind();
}
protected void Submit_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
//assuming for this example, all data is valid
string fullname = FullName.Text;
string emailaddress = EmailAddress.Text;
string phonenumber = PhoneNumber.Text;
string fullorparttime = FullOrPartTime.SelectedValue;
//the checkboxlist is a collection of items (rows)
//we can traverse a collection using a loop: foreach
//on each row of the collection, you can process its data
string jobs = "";
foreach (ListItem jobrow in Jobs.Items)
{
if (jobrow.Selected)
{
jobs += jobrow.Text + " ";
}
}
//place the data on the data collection
gvCollection.Add(new GridViewData(fullname, emailaddress, phonenumber, fullorparttime, jobs));
//display the collection of data
//we would like to display the data in a tabular format
//we will use the gridvierw control to display the tabular format
JobApplicantList.DataSource = gvCollection;
JobApplicantList.DataBind();
}
protected void Submit_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
//assuming for this example, all data is valid - a real application would have validation
string fullname = FullName.Text;
string emailAddress = EmailAddress.Text;
string phoneNumber = PhoneNumber.Text;
string fullOrPartime = FullOrPartTime.SelectedValue;
//when dealing with a checkbox list you can get multiple values so .SelectedValue will not work
// a foreach loop is more appropriate
//the checkbox list a collection of items(rows)
// we can traverse a collection using a loop: foreach.
//on each row of the collection, you can process its data
string jobs = "";
foreach (ListItem jobRow in Jobs.Items)
{
if (jobRow.Selected)
{
jobs += jobRow.Text + " ";
}
}
//place the data on the data collection
gvCollection.Add(new GridViewData(fullname, emailAddress, phoneNumber, fullOrPartime, jobs));
//display the collection of data
// we would like to display the data in a tabular format
//we will use the GridView control the display the tabular format
JobApplicantList.DataSource = gvCollection;
JobApplicantList.DataBind();
}
protected void Submit_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
//Assume all data is valid.
//The class level List<T> will hold the collection of data for the page (we have no db).
//The data collection will be displayed in a table-like grid control (tabular): GridView.
string fullname = FullName.Text;
string emailaddress = EmailAddress.Text;
string phonenumber = PhoneNumber.Text;
string fullorparttime = FullOrPartTime.Text;
//The checkbox list can have several options selected. Each option needs to be recorded.
//Traverse the options of the control, record each selected option.
//CheckBoxList option are a collection of rows.
//foreach will loop thru a collection of rows.
string jobs = "";
foreach (ListItem jobrow in Jobs.Items)
{
if (jobrow.Selected)
{
jobs += jobrow.Text + " ";
}
}
gvCollection.Add(new GridViewData(fullname, emailaddress, phonenumber, fullorparttime, jobs));
//Display the data collection to an appropriate control that will display multiple columns
//A dropdown list won't have enough rows, so we need to use a WebGrid called a GridView.
JobApplicantList.DataSource = gvCollection;
JobApplicantList.DataBind();
}
protected void Clear_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
FullName.Text = "";
EmailAddress.Text = "";
PhoneNumber.Text = "";
FullOrPartTime.SelectedIndex = -1; //Invalid so it prevents anything from turning on. Or use:
//FullOrPartTime.ClearSelection();
//Jobs.SelectedIndex = -1;
Jobs.ClearSelection();
JobApplicantList.DataSource = null;
JobApplicantList.DataBind();
}
protected void Clear_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
FullName.Text = "";
EmailAddress.Text = "";
PhoneNumber.Text = "";
FullOrPartTime.SelectedIndex = -1;
// or FullOrPartTime.ClearSelection();
// Jobs.SelectedIndex = -1;
Jobs.ClearSelection();
JobApplicantList.DataSource = null;
JobApplicantList.DataBind();
}
