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are you writing that to the file or entering into a data structure.<br />
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If data struucture, try ArrayList
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are you writing that to the file or entering into a data structure.

If data struucture, try ArrayList

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It will be written to data. Yes , I need to figure this out as well. However, I guess I was thinking more about the user interface first. To your point, whatever I choose I will most likely end up iterating through something. However, I'm not sure if I'm even that far just yet. <br />
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Jason
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It will be written to data. Yes , I need to figure this out as well. However, I guess I was thinking more about the user interface first. To your point, whatever I choose I will most likely end up iterating through something. However, I'm not sure if I'm even that far just yet.

Jason

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A multine textbox should be suffice for you.
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A multine textbox should be suffice for you.

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I am taking some line item information from the user pertaining to driving violations.(Date of Conviction,Offense,Locatio<wbr />n, Type of Vehicle Operated) I have to make it so the user can enter pretty much an unlimited amount of line items. Does anybody have any suggestions or examples on the best way to accomplish this in C# and asp.net. Any help or advice would be most appreciated. <br />
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Jason
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I am taking some line item information from the user pertaining to driving violations.(Date of Conviction,Offense,Location, Type of Vehicle Operated) I have to make it so the user can enter pretty much an unlimited amount of line items. Does anybody have any suggestions or examples on the best way to accomplish this in C# and asp.net. Any help or advice would be most appreciated. 

Jason

Entering Unlimited Line Items in ASP.NET

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