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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Feb 2007
    Posts
    14

    Question Specified argument was out of the range of valid values. Parameter name

    Hi All,

    I am using a DropDownList with 4 static items namely Pending, Deffered, Settled and Rejected as they are static in actual use and won't change.

    This DDL is placed in a template field of a DataGrid. The table which is used to fill the DataGrid contain a field namely TagStatus which contains the status of the customer as Pending, Deffered etc..

    One requirement is that when the DataGrid shows the customer's data , the DropDowlList's selected value should be the one in the database while the DropDownList should also contain other static fields for updating the customer status.

    So what i do is that after Populating the DataGrid from the table, i loop through the items of the DataGrid and set the SelectedValue Property of each DDL as follows

    PHP Code:

    private void btnSearch_Click(object senderSystem.EventArgs e)
    {
        
    string ProcName "GetClaimedBorrowers"//Stored Procedure Name
        
    string ClaimNo txtClaimNo.Text.Trim();   // the Key used for filtering
        
    DataAccess objData = new DataAccess();  //Class for Data Access
        
    DataSet ClaimData = new DataSet();
        try
        {
            
    objData.openConnection();
            
    objData.ProcName ProcName
            
    objData.CreateCommand();
            
    objData.Parameters("@ClaimNo",SqlDbType.VarChar,25,ClaimNo);                    
            
    objData.createAdapter().Fill(ClaimData);    
            
    gridAdjustments.DataSource ClaimData.Tables[0];                
            
    gridAdjustments.DataBind();            
                    
            
    AssignStatus(ClaimData); 
            
        }
        catch(
    Exception ex)
        {
            
    lblMessage.Text ex.Message
        }
        finally
        {
            
    objData.CloseConnection();
            
    objData.DisposeConnection();
            
    ClaimData.Dispose(); 
        }
    }


    private 
    void AssignStatus(DataSet dsCreditors)
    {        
        
    int rows dsCreditors.Tables[0].Rows.Count;     
        for(
    int i 0rowsi++)
        {
            
    DropDownList ddl gridAdjustments.Items[i].FindControl("ddlStatus") as DropDownList;                
            
    ddl.SelectedValue dsCreditors.Tables[0].Rows[i]["TagStatus"].ToString().Trim();
        }
    }

    // As i told u that static members of the DDL are
    //       
    //           1.  Pending
    //           2.  Settled
    //           3.  Rejected
    //           4.  Deffered  
    //
    //
    // I Receive error as  "Specified argument was out of 
    // the range of valid values. Parameter name: Settled"
    //
    // This errors occurs when the AssignStatus() function is executed
    //
    // 
    so can u help me out of this problem...... and is there some other proper way to assign retrieved values to DDLs without looping htrough all items

    Any help is greatly appeciated

    TC

  2. #2
    Join Date
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    Re: Specified argument was out of the range of valid values. Parameter name

    i think the first thing i would try is this
    Code:
    //change this line 
    int rows = dsCreditors.Tables[0].Rows.Count;  
    //to this line
    DropDownList ddl = gridAdjustments.Items[i].FindControl("ddlStatus") as DropDownList;
    int rows = ddl.Rows.Count
    because your setting the length as the # of rows returned from your data table not the actual drop down list control. Its probably got one extra row returned and thats why your getting that out of bounds error.

    hth,
    mcm
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    mcm

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