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Q:
Programatically adding a field to a SelectList object
I have a SelectList object that is getting populated from a repository. I need to add a new field to the SelectList, but I don't want it to show up on the form. Basically, I need to add something like this:
SelectList myList = new SelectList(myRepository.GetList());
myList.DropdownItems.Add(new ListItem("foo", "foo"));
Is there a clean way to do this? I know I can just build it myself, but I want to make sure this isn't a standard thing that a framework should take care of.
A:
I would create a simple extension method for this:
public static class SelectListExtensions
{
public static SelectList CreateWithNewItem(this SelectList selectList, string newItem, string newValue)
{
var listItem = new ListItem(newValue, newItem);
selectList.Add(listItem);
return selectList;
}
}
It's pretty simple and I bet it's going to be used a lot.
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