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The obvious method doesn't seem to work. I've selected the field I want to sort on in the control data source. One listbox using one data source is sorting by nonsense. Another CDS keeps reverting to sort on primary key asc no matter what I change it to. I have tried refreshing the data, refreshing my browser, and deleting/rebuilding the CDS.
How would one put a stub entry at the top of a ddl list when the ddl is being populated via ControlDataSource (stored procedure)? The purpose is that I have a short script listening for the change event of the ddl, but it doesn't fire unless the list is changed (as expected). If the user wants to use the first item returned in the drop down, the change event never fires and hidden fields don't get
Why does not this work? When I apply the token it crashes the module, it I remove the where clause it fine. I I try and apply as a parameter to the controldatasource that also crashes the module <ControlDataSource Id="dsinit" CommandText="SELECT [username2],[username] FROM [vw_QAusers] where username ='[[User:Username]]' "></ControlDataSource> I'm trying to solve my previous question by using the
I am creating an add form with a DropDownList control. When I add AppendDataBoundItems="true" to the control and set the DataSourceID to a select statement for the DNN Users table the appended list item shows as the default for the list (in this case --Choose One--) which is expected bahavior. If I try the same thing using the DNN Roles table the list defaults to Administrator not the appended lis
Hi, I have a drop down list whose DataSourceId property needs to change depending on an option chosen from a radiobutton list. Is it possible to change the DataSourceId with jquery and if so, how? I've tried doing alert($('#' + Authorisation.ddCong).attr('DataSourceId')); alert($('#' + Authorisation.ddCong).prop('DataSourceId')); in the radiobutton change function but it just displays 'undefined'

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