Asp.net checkboxlist control Part 23

[@monoimathew9631]

Appreciate the teaching skills and dedication...thanks a lot..

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[@qualityrenov]

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[@NSNegi-mt7rx]

venkat sir marvelous the way you teach and explain things is the unique style like a real guru. i have become your fan i have never seen such talent before

[@krismaly6300]

Check Box List Control explained with a good example and and also NULL reference. Recommend others to watch this video. Thanks a bunch

[@pragyagera2262]

Helped a lot 🙌🙌

[@m3cv1no]

i will always watch your videos ........ peace ^_^

[@juliobarriga]

Awesome as always.

[@georgigeorgiev4871]

Dear Mr. Venkat, I personally consider typing == true a better option for readability purposes. Sometimes you don't need to do the most effective thing.

[@Trzbne]

Booleans usually begin with Is... I find it easier and more readable to read: if(MyObject.IsHidden), I just read: if my object is hidden, than: if(MyObject.IsHidden == true), what I would read as: if my object is hidden is true :-)

[@tony.g9022]

@Kudvenkat I need to display the listitem dynamically from json. How we can do that ?

[@secretlives2734]

thanks

[@biNuTheFirst]

awesome tutorial

[@raymulligan55]

Can you select all from a parent node with checkbox list? If so, How is that done

[@9694601965]

Nice Video Thanks Sir

[@InkSpacely]

How do I output these results on a label, instead of beside the checkboxlist? Thanks, good video.

[@musengamvula7200]

i love visual C# and I really want to learn how to code using visual C#

[@m3cv1no]

thx ^_^

[@alvinchuah714]

How about Check Box List that selected show at Other Form?

[@ankit2883]

can you upload some videos on webservices

[@AbdulHannan-bv8of]

awesome sir

[@InkSpacely]

It's ok i got it fixed, sorry

[@89Ssik]

I'm pretty sure users who want to learn programming they not only need to listen to your videos but actually type in every single line of code and understand why is it written like that. Just want to save time for users who only watch videos and think that they will learn it faster in reality they will just be in bigger issue when they find themselves to actually write code on their own.

[@Trzbne]

I agree, you are right 100%!!!

[@jayshah8420]

what if i want to restrict the user to select only 2 selections out of four. how can that be achieved.?

[@Trzbne]

Use CheckBoxList control, because it handles all checkboxes inside it together. Subscribe for SelectedIndexChanged event, and there: int counter = 0; foreach(ListItem item in CheckBoxList1.Items) { if(item.Selected) counter++; } if(counter > 1) { foreach(ListItem item in CheckBoxList1.Itemse){ if(!item.Selected) item.Enabled = false; } else { // foreach items there, item.enabled = true

[@sca11ywagg]

The reason you compare against "true" is to make your code more explicit. I agree that it makes no difference functionally, and I wouldn't fail this code in a review, but by being more explicit you make slightly more readable when the next person has to work on it. Readability should be the #1 goal of anybody writing code. Even if your code has bugs, than as long as it is readable then it can be fixed. If it's not readable, it has to be discarded and rewritten by someone else.

[@InkSpacely]

I'm also getting the error "GetEnumerator" Any help, thanks