For some reason my code isn't working. I have the follwing code:
<code>
        private void reporttype_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
        {
            string temp_reporttype = reporttype.SelectedValue;
            string temp_genassets = "General Assets";
            string temp_specassets = "Specific Assets";
            int temp_compare1 = string.Compare(temp_reporttype, temp_genassets);
            int temp_compare2 = string.Compare(temp_reporttype, temp_specassets);
            If(temp_compare1==0)^
            {
                criteria_gen.Enabled = !(reportcriteria_gen.Enabled);
            }
            Else If^(temp_compare2==0)^
            {
                criteria_spec.Enabled = !(criteria_spec.Enabled);
            }
            Else^
            {
                criteria_spec.Enabled = !(criteria_spec.Enabled(FALSE));
                criteria_spec.Enabled = !(criteria_spec.Enabled(FALSE));
            }
</code>
and I get errors(I've placed ^ into the code at each spot) after both IF's and the last Else saying I need ;
I also get one after Else If(temp_compare2==0)

C# is case sensitive. If should be if.....
You may also need a few additional brackets....

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Imar Spaanjaars
Everyone is unique, except for me.
While typing this post, I was listening to: Watersnood by Hans Teeuwen (Track 2 from the album: Trui Cd 2) What's This?

Wow, Thanks a bunch Imar, that worked as soon as I changed I to i.