'Declaration

Public Property currentValueIndices As System.Object

public System.Object currentValueIndices { get; set; }

public: __property System.Object get_currentValueIndices();
public: __property void set_currentValueIndices(
   System.Object value
);

public:
property System.Object currentValueIndices {
   System.Object get();
   void set(System.Object value);
}

Returns the options-array indices of the strings that are the value of a list box or combo box field. These indices are zero-based. If the value of the field is a single string, it returns an integer. Otherwise, it returns an array of integers sorted in ascending order. If the current value of the field is not a member of the set of offered choices (as could happen in the case of an editable combo box) it returns -1.

Sets the value of a list box or combo box. It accepts a single integer or array of integers as an argument. To set a single string as the value, pass an integer that is the zero-based index of that string in the options array. Note that in the case of an editable combo box, if the desired value is not a member of the set of offered choices, you must set the value instead. Except for this case, currentValueIndices is the preferred way to set the value of a list box or combo box.

To set a multiple selection for a list box that allows it, pass an array as argument to this property, containing the indices (sorted in ascending order) of those strings in the options array. This is the only way to invoke multiple selections for a list box from JavaScript. The ability for a list box to support multiple selections can be set through multipleSelection.