Do you really mean two text boxes? Or do you mean select boxes? Please could you explain what do you need with an example?
Okay I'll explain. I have two textFields. Value in second textField depends from value in first textField. For example I need to perform calculation...
1. I put 100 in first textField
2. I perform calculation on database (in stored procedure), and then I put return value into second textField.
3. User see it - and can ofcourse change value in second textField, and at the end insert all row into database.
In .NET there is sometching like enableViewState... it mean that i can remember control's value between round trips...
I hope, that now it's much more clear :-)
regards
Tomek
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