HTMLTable

[Vikram]

I have a .aspx page with a server side table...i am adding rows to this table on submit of some button...something like this

Sub AddRow(Sender As Object, E As EventArgs)
..
..
..
MyTable.Rows.Add(r)
End Sub
however between calls to this function, I am not able to maintain the state...my table initially has 2 rows...then i add one...so now there are three rows...now when I add more rows the last row gets overwritten...The count property of Rows also remains constant at 3...immediately after adding row it shows count as 4, but when I am back into this function it is reset to 3...does any body have any idea about why this would happen?

Thanks!!!

[Kevin Spencer]

It sounds like you are performing a PostBack "between calls to this
function." As HTTP is stateless, the page class has to be rebuilt from
scratch with each Request (or PostBack). Therefore, if you add a row with a
PostBack, you have to re-add it with each successive PostBack.

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Kevin Spencer
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Microsoft MVP
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of lots of little things.

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I have a .aspx page with a server side table...i am adding rows to this table on submit of some button...something like this
Sub AddRow(Sender As Object, E As EventArgs)
.
.
.
MyTable.Rows.Add(r)
End Sub
however between calls to this function, I am not able to maintain the state...my table initially has 2 rows...then i add one...so now there are
three rows...now when I add more rows the last row gets overwritten...The
count property of Rows also remains constant at 3...immediately after adding
row it shows count as 4, but when I am back into this function it is reset
to 3...does any body have any idea about why this would happen?
Thanks!!!