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Binding the checked status of a checked list box using object data source

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    I am trying to bind the checked status of items in a checked list box using object data source. but this does not seem to be straight forward. Most of the methods that i found on the net either created a new control or used the same way that was used in asp.net 1.1 am i missing somthing. Thanks and Regards Rahul

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      I am trying to bind the checked status of items in a checked list box using object data source. but this does not seem to be straight forward. Most of the methods that i found on the net either created a new control or used the same way that was used in asp.net 1.1 am i missing somthing. Thanks and Regards Rahul

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      Does that mean you're using .NET 2.0? I know for a Checkbox List that I just traverse the list and compare the key value to the text value in my datasource to determine if it should be checked or not, but that is in .NET 1.1. Cleako

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