What is a LiteralControl? I was reading about LiteralContols but I am not sure why they are used.
I used this code to list the controls in a page and –
I have a page which has a label and a button. When I use this
I’m currently working with a part of my application that uses Dynamic Web User Controls and I’m having a bit of trouble figuring out the best way to re-instantiate the controls on postback by using ViewState or some other method that doesn’t require me to query a database on each postback.
I’ve been banging my head against this all morning, so hopefully I can get some help. Essentially I’m having issues getting values from some textbox controls I’m creating dynamically in .net 4.
I have an issue in asp.net 4.
I am looking for a asp.net control that will display a full year in a grid format, with each month as a row and each day in the month as the columns. I have found the following classic ASP script which produces the correct format: http://www.livio.net/code/calendar_36/CalendarTestYearly36.asp?infomode=HELP (see Yearly Calendar)
I have a checkbox and a panel inside of a FormView control, and I need to access them from the code behind in order to use the checkbox to determine whether or not the panel is visible. This is the code that I originally used, but since I put the controls inside of the FormView, it no longer works.
Hey all, I need some advice on this…
<asp:Button onclick="Some_event" Text="Add TextBox" ID="id1" runat="server" /> //once clicked: <asp:TextBox ID="txt1" ……></asp:TextBox> //when clicked again: <asp:TextBox ID="txt1" ……></asp:TextBox> <asp:TextBox ID="txt2" ……></asp:TextBox> //and so on… Is there a way to create dynamic controls which will persist even after the postback? In other words, when the user clicks on the button, a new textbox will be generated … Read more
Is there an accepted way to “move” a control.