eteran
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Asp.net add html controls to aspx form at run time , use them like server controls
Hi ,
I have to add html to my aspx form at run time and use added controls as server cotrols ..
let says
I need to create one form in which html comes from db . and then control in that behave like server control .
first table that contains html for form .
<table><tr><td>First name</td><td><input type="text" name="fist_name" size="40" ></td></tr>
<tr><td>Last name</td><td><input type="text" name="last_name" size="20" ></td></tr>
</table >
and second table that contains two field fist_name and last_name .
when i run that from it show two text box (above html of first table ) and
on button click value of textboxex to be save in second table .
please help .
thanks in advance
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To work with dynamic controls and to create them is a lot of work. All you said in your post can also be done by just typing that structure in the ASPX page and giving the relevant elements an runat="server" to make them server controls. The button should be an asp:Button and the textboxes should be asp:TextBox to make it easier to reference them.
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hi abel thanks for reply
i have add lots of html and we can't break it .
So we can't use your first way we are already using that .
we have to add html as it is ...
thanks
i have add lots of html and we can't break it .
So we can't use your first way we are already using that .
we have to add html as it is ...
thanks
@TheLearnedOne: it might be that you misinterpreted the last comment of "eteran", here's my reading of the same:
>> "so we can't use your first way". My "first way" was the suggestion to use a gridview.
>> "we have to add html as it is". That was what I showed as an example. The asker here confirms that he's going for my approach, which is shown in the comment of http:#24190323
And then forgot to grade... ;-)
>> "so we can't use your first way". My "first way" was the suggestion to use a gridview.
>> "we have to add html as it is". That was what I showed as an example. The asker here confirms that he's going for my approach, which is shown in the comment of http:#24190323
And then forgot to grade... ;-)