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Thanks for answering. &nbsp;I have never worked with some of the new options available in webforms (panels etc.) so didn't know if there was a secret docking source somewhere.
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Thanks for answering.  I have never worked with some of the new options available in webforms (panels etc.) so didn't know if there was a secret docking source somewhere.

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You are welcome, happy coding
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In a Winform, I have Dock options in properties, where I can dock to the top, bottom or even fill. &nbsp;I am converting a Winform to a Webform. &nbsp;I can't seem to find this option in properties. &nbsp;<br />
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What is the secret to docking a textbox in a table cell so it fills it up (can grow if someone maximizes the screen)?
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In a Winform, I have Dock options in properties, where I can dock to the top, bottom or even fill.  I am converting a Winform to a Webform.  I can't seem to find this option in properties.  

What is the secret to docking a textbox in a table cell so it fills it up (can grow if someone maximizes the screen)?

Is there a Dock.Fill comparable in Webforms?

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