I'm changing visible states of many labels
or TextBoxes
depending on a choice from a RadioButtonList
. As the page grows, these controls get longer and longer. I was thinking there must be a simpler and shorter way to do this but every solution I found led to longer pieces of code.
Here is an example of what I'm doing:
if (Tip == "Firma")
{
fsFirma.Visible = true;
txtGtip.Visible = false;
lblGtip.Visible = false;
lblFirmaGtip.Visible = false;
txtFirmaGtip.Visible = false;
lblFirmaInfo.Visible = true;
lblGtipGrup.Visible = false;
drpGtipGrup.Visible = false;
}
This type of a control happens for every 4 choices of the RadioButtonList
.
6 out of 8 of these are set to false
. Is there another syntax or method to assign false
to them at once? Or is this the right way to do this? I think shorter code might not be best way all the time but still this guys look like they can be shortened a bit.
Edit : I forgot to mention I'm aware I can just set the default setting to false
on asp code and manipulate needed ones as true
but I'm asking to see other approaches too.
use foreach
statement to iterate through a collection of controls, like this:
if (Tip == "Firma")
{
foreach (Control item in yourDiv.Controls)
{
item.Visible = false;
}
fsFirma.Visible = true;
lblFirmaInfo.Visible = true;
}
Suppose your Div
element is like this:
<div id="yourDiv" runat="server">
<%--your controls--%>
</div>
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