Need a clean solution to an asp Select case issue

[William Gower]

I have a situation where I will display text boxes and labels depending on
the user type of the user using this form. In the asp version I used a
select case, but in the .net version I am putting all the code in the .vb
file. i don't want any code on the aspx page so how can do I this?

Select case usertype
case 1:
<input type=textfield name="TextField1" >
case 2:
<input type=textfield name="TextField2">
case 3:
<input type=textfield name="TextField3">
end case

[Jeff]

One way: From the code-behind, you can set the .Visible property of each
textbox control (TextField1.Visible = false;) or whatever. Setting the
visible property to false causes no HTML to be rendered to the browser for
the control. You could still have a SELECT CASE control which textboxes are
visible (or a switch structure in C#)... you're just executing it from your
code-behind.

HTH

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I have a situation where I will display text boxes and labels depending on
the user type of the user using this form. In the asp version I used a
select case, but in the .net version I am putting all the code in the .vb
file. i don't want any code on the aspx page so how can do I this?

Select case usertype
case 1:
<input type=textfield name="TextField1" >
case 2:
<input type=textfield name="TextField2">
case 3:
<input type=textfield name="TextField3">
end case

[Matt Berther]

Hello William,

TextBox tb = new TextBox();

Select case usertype
case 1:
tb.Id = "TextxField1";
case 2:
tb.Id = "TextxField3";
case 3:
tb.Id = "TextxField3";
end case

this.Controls.Add(tb);

I have a situation where I will display text boxes and labels
depending on the user type of the user using this form. In the asp
version I used a select case, but in the .net version I am putting all
the code in the .vb file. i don't want any code on the aspx page so
how can do I this?

Select case usertype
case 1:
<input type=textfield name="TextField1" >
case 2:
<input type=textfield name="TextField2">
case 3:
<input type=textfield name="TextField3">
end case

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http://www.mattberther.com