Reference?

[ll]

Hi,

I have a text web control called "UserID".

and I define a function like this:
Private int GetUserName(int UserID)
{
string sql = "select * from users where UserID = " + UserID;
ADO.Execute...
How to assign the UserID to the TextControl(UserID)?
UserID.Value = UserID???
}

Question:
How to assign the UserID to the TextControl(UserID)?

Thanks.

 

[Juan Gabriel Del Cid]

How to assign the UserID to the TextControl(UserID)?

If your TextBox is named txtUserID, then you would do:

txtUserID.Text = UserId.ToString();

Hope that helps,
-JG

 

[ll]

Thanks Juan.
I have changed that.
But I want to know another way around(can keep them the same name)?

 

[Juan Gabriel Del Cid]

Thanks Juan.

I have changed that.
But I want to know another way around(can keep them the same name)?

Another way around? What do you mean by "keep the same name?"

-JG

 

[Zhanyong Wan [MSFT]]

| From: "ll" <[email protected]>
|
| Hi,
|
| I have a text web control called "UserID".
|
| and I define a function like this:
| Private int GetUserName(int UserID)
| {
| string sql = "select * from users where UserID = " + UserID;
| ADO.Execute...
| How to assign the UserID to the TextControl(UserID)?
| UserID.Value = UserID???
| }
|
| Question:
| How to assign the UserID to the TextControl(UserID)?
|
| Thanks.

If a memeber variable's name is shadowed by another variable with the same
name, you can access the member variable with the "this." prefix.

In your case, you could write:

this.UserID.Value = UserID;

- Zhanyong Wan

Visual Studio and .NET Setup

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