I will be creating a new ASPX that requires many controls to be inserted
into the page at runtime. The controls include things like TextBox,
RadioButtonList , CheckBoxList, DropDownList, etc. Validators will be added
dynamically as well - for some of these controls. When the page is posted
back to the server, I will need to be able to retrieve the values of the
controls. ViewState will need to be maintained for these controls for cases
where server-side validation logic rejects the page (e.g., a Required field
is empty).
I would appreciate any resources that could help me to approach this project
in an effective way: links to articles, sample code, or books. that deal
specifically with this sort of task.
Thanks!
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I posted a sample recently here (read to the bottom of the thread): http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...717a97bd32c450
-Brock
DevelopMentor http://staff.develop.com/ballen I will be creating a new ASPX that requires many controls to be
inserted into the page at runtime. The controls include things like
TextBox, RadioButtonList , CheckBoxList, DropDownList, etc. Validators
will be added dynamically as well - for some of these controls. When
the page is posted back to the server, I will need to be able to
retrieve the values of the controls. ViewState will need to be
maintained for these controls for cases where server-side validation
logic rejects the page (e.g., a Required field is empty).
I would appreciate any resources that could help me to approach this
project in an effective way: links to articles, sample code, or books.
that deal specifically with this sort of task.
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