disable combobox in c#

[Karthik Holla]

You can write it in Select_Index_Change of First DropDown EX:

protected void DropDownList1_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
DropDownList2.Enabled = false;
}

[Pete OHanlon]

That doesn't solve the OP's problem.

[Paul Conrad]

As Pete said, it does not help the OP with his problem. He wants to disable the combo box when it is selected, not when an item is selected...

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[Ranjan D]

Note the OP is intending to do this for c# windows form application and not for ASP.NET Applications.

[FreaksOfDeveloper]

you can use the Click event of the second combobox to enable/disable the first combobox

private void comboBox2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
comboBox1.Enabled = false;
}

http://freaksofdeveloper.blogspot.co.at/

[Pete OHanlon]

Is this event fired if the user tabs into the combobox?

[Ramu cs]

The simplistic answer would be to set the Enabled state of the ComboBox from the other ComboBox by handling the GotFocus and LostFocus events on that ComboBox.

[thatraja]

Like Pete said?[^]

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[Pete OHanlon]

It's a good answer. Take you long to come up with it?

[akshay25101988]

By using Jquery u can do this in web for windows u need handle in code

Thanks & Regards Anant Shetty

[Pete OHanlon]

A couple of points. 1. jQuery isn't magic. You still have to write code. 2. I know how to solve this problem. 3. You replied to the wrong person. 4. How does any of that answer help the poster answer his question?

[Emre Ataseven]

Do you want to disable all comboboxes except current?

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