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while (infopath.Read())
{
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(infopath.Value))
{
switch (nodekey)
{
case "Name":
output = infopath.Value;
outputx = outputx + "\n" + output + "\n";
break;
case "Address":
output1 = output + "\n" + infopath.Value;
outputx = outputx + "\n" + output1 + "\n";
break;
case "City":
output2 = output + "\n" + infopath.Value;
outputx = outputx + "\n" + output2 + "\n";
break;
}
}
nodekey = infopath.Name;
string x = outputx;
}
I have the following test code that concatenates string values and I understand this is not the right way to code.
1. How do I create a two dimensional array that will hold the key (nodekey) and the value (infopath.value)?
2. Once the array is created; how do I read it and assign these values to textbox controls?
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{
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(infopath.Value))
{
switch (nodekey)
{
case "Name":
output = infopath.Value;
outputx = outputx + "\n" + output + "\n";
break;
case "Address":
output1 = output + "\n" + infopath.Value;
outputx = outputx + "\n" + output1 + "\n";
break;
case "City":
output2 = output + "\n" + infopath.Value;
outputx = outputx + "\n" + output2 + "\n";
break;
}
}
nodekey = infopath.Name;
string x = outputx;
}
I have the following test code that concatenates string values and I understand this is not the right way to code.
1. How do I create a two dimensional array that will hold the key (nodekey) and the value (infopath.value)?
2. Once the array is created; how do I read it and assign these values to textbox controls?
Continue reading...