asked on How to display a list of items on an asp.net webpage from a codebehind webpage.
I want to display a list on an asp.net webpage, like this....
dog
cat
bird
rabbit
snake
I want to generate this list from a codebehind asp.net webpage.
How do I do that?
Is there an asp.net control container to use?
Can I do this into a css/div container?
dog
cat
bird
rabbit
snake
I want to generate this list from a codebehind asp.net webpage.
How do I do that?
Is there an asp.net control container to use?
Can I do this into a css/div container?
ASP.NETjQueryCSS
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I used the "old classic asp" method of building a <table> on the webpage.aspx which enabled me to build <tr><td> as necessary to display my database data. By not using codebehind I am able to display & format my database data directly, without having to refer to a server control. In this particular application it works effeciently.