if (ddlPhone.SelectedIndex == 0 && CheckBoxBlue.Checked && Radio64.Checked && txtQty.Text != string.Empty) { Price = Convert.ToDouble(txtQty.Text); Price = Price * 1149; Tax = Price * 0.06; TotalPrice = Tax + Price; lblTotalSummary.Text = "DATE & TIME: " + DateTime.Now.ToString() + "<br>ITEMS ORDERED: iPhone 12 Mini<br>" + "    Color: Blue<br>" + "    Storage: 64GB<br>" + "    Warranty: 1 Year<br>" + "    QTY: " + txtQty.Text; lblTotal12.Text = Price.ToString(); lbl12Tax.Text = Tax.ToString(); lbl12Cost.Text = TotalPrice.ToString(); //12 Alternative lblFake12.Text = "Price: $" + Price.ToString(); lblFakeTax12.Text = "Tax: $" + Tax.ToString(); lblFakeTotal12.Text = "Total: $" + TotalPrice.ToString(); //Normal Application["Summary"] = lblTotalSummary.Text; Application["Summary12"] = lbl12Cost.Text; Application["SummaryTotal12"] = lblTotal12.Text; Application["SummaryTax12"] = lbl12Tax.Text; //12 Alternative Application["Fake12"] = lblFake12.Text; Application["FakeTax12"] = lblFakeTax12.Text; Application["FakeTotal12"] = lblFakeTotal12.Text; lblError.Text = ""; } else { lblError.Text = "Please choose a quantity!"; lblTotalSummary.Text = ""; lblTotal12.Text = ""; lbl12Tax.Text = ""; lbl12Cost.Text = ""; lblFake12.Text = ""; lblFakeTax12.Text = ""; lblFakeTotal12.Text = ""; return; }
After running the code. The text "Please choose a quantity!" is still appearing even though txtQty is not empty. How do I resolve it? I am using HTML ASP.NET in visual studio 2017