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How to search DropdownList by Employee ID?


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Working on ASP.net MVC 5 project.
I have a DropdownList of employees names.
I need to add a search input field, so the user can search employees by entering Employee ID.



I can see the solution as the following, but not sure how to implement it:
- store entered Employee ID in variable EmpID
- store list of employees with their IDs in an array of objects or object of array EmpNamesIDsList
- Loop through EmpNamesIDsList, and check if EmpID equals ID of any employee
If yes, select item in DropdownList



Is this right? or is there a better way to do it?










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    Do you search employees on server side or just from dropdowlist items?

    – Siamak Ferdos
    Mar 25 at 23:44











  • @SiamakFerdos I need to query Employees IDs of the employees enlisted in dropdownlist from database, so I'm thinking to do it in controller C#. What do you think?

    – Dixie Flyer
    Mar 26 at 16:25

















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Working on ASP.net MVC 5 project.
I have a DropdownList of employees names.
I need to add a search input field, so the user can search employees by entering Employee ID.



I can see the solution as the following, but not sure how to implement it:
- store entered Employee ID in variable EmpID
- store list of employees with their IDs in an array of objects or object of array EmpNamesIDsList
- Loop through EmpNamesIDsList, and check if EmpID equals ID of any employee
If yes, select item in DropdownList



Is this right? or is there a better way to do it?










share|improve this question

















  • 1





    Do you search employees on server side or just from dropdowlist items?

    – Siamak Ferdos
    Mar 25 at 23:44











  • @SiamakFerdos I need to query Employees IDs of the employees enlisted in dropdownlist from database, so I'm thinking to do it in controller C#. What do you think?

    – Dixie Flyer
    Mar 26 at 16:25













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Working on ASP.net MVC 5 project.
I have a DropdownList of employees names.
I need to add a search input field, so the user can search employees by entering Employee ID.



I can see the solution as the following, but not sure how to implement it:
- store entered Employee ID in variable EmpID
- store list of employees with their IDs in an array of objects or object of array EmpNamesIDsList
- Loop through EmpNamesIDsList, and check if EmpID equals ID of any employee
If yes, select item in DropdownList



Is this right? or is there a better way to do it?










share|improve this question














Working on ASP.net MVC 5 project.
I have a DropdownList of employees names.
I need to add a search input field, so the user can search employees by entering Employee ID.



I can see the solution as the following, but not sure how to implement it:
- store entered Employee ID in variable EmpID
- store list of employees with their IDs in an array of objects or object of array EmpNamesIDsList
- Loop through EmpNamesIDsList, and check if EmpID equals ID of any employee
If yes, select item in DropdownList



Is this right? or is there a better way to do it?







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    Do you search employees on server side or just from dropdowlist items?

    – Siamak Ferdos
    Mar 25 at 23:44











  • @SiamakFerdos I need to query Employees IDs of the employees enlisted in dropdownlist from database, so I'm thinking to do it in controller C#. What do you think?

    – Dixie Flyer
    Mar 26 at 16:25












  • 1





    Do you search employees on server side or just from dropdowlist items?

    – Siamak Ferdos
    Mar 25 at 23:44











  • @SiamakFerdos I need to query Employees IDs of the employees enlisted in dropdownlist from database, so I'm thinking to do it in controller C#. What do you think?

    – Dixie Flyer
    Mar 26 at 16:25







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Do you search employees on server side or just from dropdowlist items?

– Siamak Ferdos
Mar 25 at 23:44





Do you search employees on server side or just from dropdowlist items?

– Siamak Ferdos
Mar 25 at 23:44













@SiamakFerdos I need to query Employees IDs of the employees enlisted in dropdownlist from database, so I'm thinking to do it in controller C#. What do you think?

– Dixie Flyer
Mar 26 at 16:25





@SiamakFerdos I need to query Employees IDs of the employees enlisted in dropdownlist from database, so I'm thinking to do it in controller C#. What do you think?

– Dixie Flyer
Mar 26 at 16:25












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I'm not sure if I got your point. But you can add a string that combines EmployeeFullName with ID. After that you can search in your dropdownlist either by FullName or ID.



Small example



public class Employee 

public int Id get;set;
public string FullName get;set;
public string NameAndIdCombined => $"FullName - ID: Id.ToString()"



So that you can use a Select2(or similar) dropdownlist which you can search.



new SelectList(employees, "Id","NameAndIdCombined)


Hope I got your question right and hope it helps.






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I'm not sure if I got your point. But you can add a string that combines EmployeeFullName with ID. After that you can search in your dropdownlist either by FullName or ID.



Small example



public class Employee 

public int Id get;set;
public string FullName get;set;
public string NameAndIdCombined => $"FullName - ID: Id.ToString()"



So that you can use a Select2(or similar) dropdownlist which you can search.



new SelectList(employees, "Id","NameAndIdCombined)


Hope I got your question right and hope it helps.






share|improve this answer























  • thank you @Pumpkin. I'll try it and give you more accurate feedback

    – Dixie Flyer
    Mar 28 at 23:18















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I'm not sure if I got your point. But you can add a string that combines EmployeeFullName with ID. After that you can search in your dropdownlist either by FullName or ID.



Small example



public class Employee 

public int Id get;set;
public string FullName get;set;
public string NameAndIdCombined => $"FullName - ID: Id.ToString()"



So that you can use a Select2(or similar) dropdownlist which you can search.



new SelectList(employees, "Id","NameAndIdCombined)


Hope I got your question right and hope it helps.






share|improve this answer























  • thank you @Pumpkin. I'll try it and give you more accurate feedback

    – Dixie Flyer
    Mar 28 at 23:18













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I'm not sure if I got your point. But you can add a string that combines EmployeeFullName with ID. After that you can search in your dropdownlist either by FullName or ID.



Small example



public class Employee 

public int Id get;set;
public string FullName get;set;
public string NameAndIdCombined => $"FullName - ID: Id.ToString()"



So that you can use a Select2(or similar) dropdownlist which you can search.



new SelectList(employees, "Id","NameAndIdCombined)


Hope I got your question right and hope it helps.






share|improve this answer













I'm not sure if I got your point. But you can add a string that combines EmployeeFullName with ID. After that you can search in your dropdownlist either by FullName or ID.



Small example



public class Employee 

public int Id get;set;
public string FullName get;set;
public string NameAndIdCombined => $"FullName - ID: Id.ToString()"



So that you can use a Select2(or similar) dropdownlist which you can search.



new SelectList(employees, "Id","NameAndIdCombined)


Hope I got your question right and hope it helps.







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