conditionally create asp:button

[Tim Wallace]

I have an ascx file in which I want to sometimes create an asp:button
control based on a given value. Nothing I've tried has worked. How can I
accomplish this task?

Tim

[Peter Morris]

You could use a placeholder, and then create the button + add it to the
placeholder's controls. Or you could always create the button, and just set
its Visible property.
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[Tim Wallace]

Thank you for your reply.

I don't know how to accomplish the placeholder trick, or even what you mean,
being new to ASP.Net.

I attempted to do the Visible trick, but it didn't want to work. Here is a
what I did as part of my table:

<td>
<br>
<asp:Button id=register name=register runat=server Text=register
CausesValidatio n=False OnClick=registe r_Click></asp:Button>
<% if( TTUser.UsersExi st() == 0 )
{
register.Visibl e = false;
}
%>

I know the function is being called and returning a zero. I don't get any
errors, but the button stays visible. Any thoughts?

Tim

"Peter Morris" <pe**@removethi sbit.droopyeyes .com> wrote in message
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You could use a placeholder, and then create the button + add it to the
placeholder's controls. Or you could always create the button, and just set its Visible property.
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[Karl]

The visible trick is the most straightfoward. Try:

<asp:button id="register" runat="server" text="register"
CausesValidatio n=False OnClick="regist er_Click" />
<script runat="server" language="c#">
public void Page_Load(){
if (TTUser.UserExi st() == 0){
register.Visibl e = false;
}
}
</script>

"Tim Wallace" <reply@this_gro up.com> wrote in message
news:eL******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl...

Thank you for your reply.

I don't know how to accomplish the placeholder trick, or even what you mean, being new to ASP.Net.

I attempted to do the Visible trick, but it didn't want to work. Here is a what I did as part of my table:

<td>
<br>
<asp:Button id=register name=register runat=server Text=register
CausesValidatio n=False OnClick=registe r_Click></asp:Button>
<% if( TTUser.UsersExi st() == 0 )
{
register.Visibl e = false;
}
%>

I know the function is being called and returning a zero. I don't get any
errors, but the button stays visible. Any thoughts?

Tim

"Peter Morris" <pe**@removethi sbit.droopyeyes .com> wrote in message
news:uI******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...

You could use a placeholder, and then create the button + add it to the
placeholder's controls. Or you could always create the button, and just

set

its Visible property.
--
Pete
====
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[Tim Wallace]

Thanks, Karl. I didn't even think about adding a Page_Load on the ascx (in
fact, I didn't think I could). Works fine.

Tim

"Karl" <none> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. ..

The visible trick is the most straightfoward. Try:

<asp:button id="register" runat="server" text="register"
CausesValidatio n=False OnClick="regist er_Click" />
<script runat="server" language="c#">
public void Page_Load(){
if (TTUser.UserExi st() == 0){
register.Visibl e = false;
}
}
</script>

"Tim Wallace" <reply@this_gro up.com> wrote in message
news:eL******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl...

Thank you for your reply.

I don't know how to accomplish the placeholder trick, or even what you mean,

being new to ASP.Net.

I attempted to do the Visible trick, but it didn't want to work. Here is a

what I did as part of my table:

<td>
<br>
<asp:Button id=register name=register runat=server Text=register
CausesValidatio n=False OnClick=registe r_Click></asp:Button>
<% if( TTUser.UsersExi st() == 0 )
{
register.Visibl e = false;
}
%>

I know the function is being called and returning a zero. I don't get

any errors, but the button stays visible. Any thoughts?

Tim

"Peter Morris" <pe**@removethi sbit.droopyeyes .com> wrote in message
news:uI******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...

You could use a placeholder, and then create the button + add it to the placeholder's controls. Or you could always create the button, and

just set

its Visible property.
--
Pete
====
Audio compression components, DIB graphics controls, FastStrings
http://www.droopyeyes.com

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