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Iterate through HTML INPUT TEXT and SELECT

Asked by CtrlAltDl in .NET Framework 2.x, Programming for ASP.NET, Microsoft Visual C#.Net

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What I created is an production schedule report.

I have a PlaceHolder control that is programmatically filled with an HTML table with a textbox and a SELECT (dropdown) box for each record.  Now how do I iterate through each textbox and dropdown so that I can update the records to my database (SQL Server).

Here is what the table looks like:

GROUPBYHEADER (cell spans width of table)
     RecordID     Hours     Description     Textbox     DropDown
     Then on this line I have a more information about this record (cell spans width of table).
     RecordID     Hours     Description     Textbox     DropDown
     Then on this line I have a more information about this record (cell spans width of table).
     RecordID     Hours     Description     Textbox     DropDown
     Then on this line I have a more information about this record (cell spans width of table).
               Total Hours Here
GROUPBYHEADER (cell spans width of table)
     RecordID     Hours     Description     Textbox     DropDown
     Then on this line I have a more information about this record (cell spans width of table).
     RecordID     Hours     Description     Textbox     DropDown
     Then on this line I have a more information about this record (cell spans width of table).
     RecordID     Hours     Description     Textbox     DropDown
     Then on this line I have a more information about this record (cell spans width of table).
               Total Hours Here

Should I scrap my 2-days of work and use a ASP.Net control or stick with the standard HTML controls that I've already done, if so then I need to know how to iterate through each textbox and Select dropdown.

By the way the textbox and select dropdown names have names like:
name="textbox[RecordID]"

I've been able to iterate through controls named like this in ASP and PHP, but I've never done it in ASP.Net.

I would prefer any examples in C#, but I can usually translate VB.Net.Start Free Trial
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