ImageButtons in an array

[flyAway]

HI

In my first asp.Net Homepage I have the following problem:
There are some ImageButtons, witch ImageURL constantly changes. Now I would
like to create an array, so that I can assign the ImageURLs in a loop.

HTML:

<TR>
<TD><asp:imageb utton id="ImgBtn_1_1 " runat="server"
ImageUrl="Image _001_001.jpg"></asp:imagebutton ></TD>
<TD><asp:imageb utton id="ImgBtn_2_1 " runat="server"
ImageUrl="Image _002_001.jpg"></asp:imagebutton ></TD>
....
</TR>
<TR>
<TD><asp:imageb utton id="ImgBtn_1_2 " runat="server"
ImageUrl="Image _001_002.jpg"></asp:imagebutton ></TD>
<TD><asp:imageb utton id="ImgBtn_2_2 " runat="server"
ImageUrl="Image _002_002.jpg"></asp:imagebutton ></TD>
....
</TR>
....

ASP.Net:
// Create Array

int iColumns = 10;
int iRows = 5;

ImageButton[,] ImgBtn = new ImageButton[iColumns,iRows];
for(int y = 1; y <= iRows + 1; y++)
{
for(int x = 1; x <= iColumns + 1; x++)
{
ImgBtn[x,y] = "ImgBtn_x_y " ; // What to write instead of "ImgBtn_x_y "
?
}
}
....
Any idea?

Thanks

[Steve Caliendo]

In the Page_Load:

for i = 1 to x
Dim test As System.Web.UI.W ebControls.Imag eButton = New
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.Imag eButton()

test.imageurl = http://dfsfsfdsf

test.Style.Item ("Height") = 200

test.Style.Item ("Width") = 200

test.ID = "YourID" & i

AddHandler test.Command, AddressOf ImageButton_Cli ck

Panel1.Controls .Add(test)

next
Hope this helps,

Steve
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HI

In my first asp.Net Homepage I have the following problem:
There are some ImageButtons, witch ImageURL constantly changes. Now I would like to create an array, so that I can assign the ImageURLs in a loop.

HTML:

<TR>
<TD><asp:imageb utton id="ImgBtn_1_1 " runat="server"
ImageUrl="Image _001_001.jpg"></asp:imagebutton ></TD>
<TD><asp:imageb utton id="ImgBtn_2_1 " runat="server"
ImageUrl="Image _002_001.jpg"></asp:imagebutton ></TD>
...
</TR>
<TR>
<TD><asp:imageb utton id="ImgBtn_1_2 " runat="server"
ImageUrl="Image _001_002.jpg"></asp:imagebutton ></TD>
<TD><asp:imageb utton id="ImgBtn_2_2 " runat="server"
ImageUrl="Image _002_002.jpg"></asp:imagebutton ></TD>
...
</TR>
...

ASP.Net:
// Create Array

int iColumns = 10;
int iRows = 5;

ImageButton[,] ImgBtn = new ImageButton[iColumns,iRows];
for(int y = 1; y <= iRows + 1; y++)
{
for(int x = 1; x <= iColumns + 1; x++)
{
ImgBtn[x,y] = "ImgBtn_x_y " ; // What to write instead of "ImgBtn_x_y " ?
}
}
...
Any idea?

Thanks

[flyAway]

I'm shure, it helps. I will try to translate is in c#
Thank You
"Steve Caliendo" <sc*******@epio n.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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In the Page_Load:

for i = 1 to x
Dim test As System.Web.UI.W ebControls.Imag eButton = New
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.Imag eButton()

test.imageurl = http://dfsfsfdsf

test.Style.Item ("Height") = 200

test.Style.Item ("Width") = 200

test.ID = "YourID" & i

AddHandler test.Command, AddressOf ImageButton_Cli ck

Panel1.Controls .Add(test)

next
Hope this helps,

Steve
"flyAway" <fl********@gmx .at> wrote in message
news:Ve******** ***********@new s.chello.at...

HI

In my first asp.Net Homepage I have the following problem:
There are some ImageButtons, witch ImageURL constantly changes. Now I

would

like to create an array, so that I can assign the ImageURLs in a loop.

HTML:

<TR>
<TD><asp:imageb utton id="ImgBtn_1_1 " runat="server"
ImageUrl="Image _001_001.jpg"></asp:imagebutton ></TD>
<TD><asp:imageb utton id="ImgBtn_2_1 " runat="server"
ImageUrl="Image _002_001.jpg"></asp:imagebutton ></TD>
...
</TR>
<TR>
<TD><asp:imageb utton id="ImgBtn_1_2 " runat="server"
ImageUrl="Image _001_002.jpg"></asp:imagebutton ></TD>
<TD><asp:imageb utton id="ImgBtn_2_2 " runat="server"
ImageUrl="Image _002_002.jpg"></asp:imagebutton ></TD>
...
</TR>
...

ASP.Net:
// Create Array

int iColumns = 10;
int iRows = 5;

ImageButton[,] ImgBtn = new ImageButton[iColumns,iRows];
for(int y = 1; y <= iRows + 1; y++)
{
for(int x = 1; x <= iColumns + 1; x++)
{
ImgBtn[x,y] = "ImgBtn_x_y " ; // What to write instead of

"ImgBtn_x_y "

?
}
}
...
Any idea?

Thanks