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c# auto fill on webpage

how can I fill "MyUserName" on

<td width="18%" class="more"><div align="right">¿¿¿¿¿¿ </div></td>

<td width="82%"><font color="#FFFFFF" face="MS Sans Serif, Tahoma, sans-serif">
<input type=text name="QTitle" size=51 maxlength=100 class=violet>
</font></td>

the full page is

http://www.kumnunrdnoppakhun.go.th/webboard/new.php

private void webBrowser2_DocumentCompleted(object sender, WebBrowserDocumentCompletedEventArgs e)
        {

        }

        private void LoadProfileInformation()
{
DataSet dsNew = new DataSet();

//Some code to fetch information if you store it in a DB else you can put in static info if you may want. //so you will nto need the dataset.



QTitle.Text = "MyUserName";


}
       
    }
}

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kraiven

Hello,

you can't automatically reference standard HTML tags from your ASP.Net server-side code. To make a HTML control visible to your code-behind you need to add the following 2 attributes to your input control (this same rule applies to most HTML controls running under ASP.Net)

runat="server"

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and

id="MyInputBox"

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(obviously this id can be any unique name).

i.e. change your input tag to:

<input type=text name="QTitle" size=51 maxlength=100 class=violet id="QTitleTextBox" runat="server">

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You can then set the value from your code-behind as:

QTitleTextBox.Text = "MyUserName";

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Hope that helps.

P.S. Alternatively you can use ASP Web controls which default these attributes.

MrTV

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Hi

I use webcontrol on c# in windows application please suggest

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kraiven

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