I'm trying to create dynamic controls in ASP.Net. It's driving me
nuts. I keep getting the error:
Control '16' of type 'RadioButton' must be placed inside a form tag
with runat=server.
Dim Place1 As New PlaceHolder
Controls.Add(Place1)
For y = 1 To Choices.RecordCount
Choices.MoveTo(y)
Dim Radio As New RadioButton
Radio.ID = choices.ID
Radio.Text = choices.ChoiceText
Radio.GroupName = Q.ID
Place1.Controls.Add(Radio)
If I do Controls.Add(Radio) I get the above error. So I created a
placeholder in design view (there's nothing there since all page
content is dynamic). It added the radios but at the bottom of the
form. So I modified the code to dynamically create the placeholder
(as above). I STILL get this error.
Do I have to do a:
response.write("<FORM etc etc... runat=server>")
before every checbox creation?
Why doesn't it add the tags itself while its creating the controls?
How do I add a control without getting that needless error at every
turn?
Thanks! 7 6346
Hi Tom,
Try this instead of Controls.Add(Place1):
Me.FindControl("Form1").Controls.Add(Place1)
(provided your form is called Form1, obviously, but that's what it's
called by default).
You were adding the radiobuttons in the Page controls, but outside of
the Form controls.
Also note that "Me." is only here for demonstration purposes. You can
omit it, it's implicit.
HTH,
Michel
Tom wilson <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message news:<57********************************@4ax.com>. .. I'm trying to create dynamic controls in ASP.Net. It's driving me nuts. I keep getting the error:
Control '16' of type 'RadioButton' must be placed inside a form tag with runat=server.
Dim Place1 As New PlaceHolder Controls.Add(Place1) For y = 1 To Choices.RecordCount Choices.MoveTo(y) Dim Radio As New RadioButton Radio.ID = choices.ID Radio.Text = choices.ChoiceText Radio.GroupName = Q.ID Place1.Controls.Add(Radio)
If I do Controls.Add(Radio) I get the above error. So I created a placeholder in design view (there's nothing there since all page content is dynamic). It added the radios but at the bottom of the form. So I modified the code to dynamically create the placeholder (as above). I STILL get this error.
Do I have to do a: response.write("<FORM etc etc... runat=server>") before every checbox creation?
Why doesn't it add the tags itself while its creating the controls?
How do I add a control without getting that needless error at every turn?
Thanks!
When I add that line I get "Object reference not set to..." I've
tried it on its own page with nothing else but this:
Dim Place1 as new Placeholder
me.FindForm("TestForm").Controls.Add(Place1)
Same result. I have discovered that I can add a placeholder in design
view and it will accept control additions. I guess the whole problem
is that I cannot create a placeholder dynamically within the form
tags. I don't know why something so simple has to be so complicated.
On 8 Feb 2005 23:56:10 -0800, fd******@hotmail.com (fd123456) wrote: Hi Tom,
Try this instead of Controls.Add(Place1):
Me.FindControl("Form1").Controls.Add(Place1)
(provided your form is called Form1, obviously, but that's what it's called by default).
You were adding the radiobuttons in the Page controls, but outside of the Form controls.
Also note that "Me." is only here for demonstration purposes. You can omit it, it's implicit.
HTH,
Michel
Tom wilson <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message news:<57********************************@4ax.com>. .. I'm trying to create dynamic controls in ASP.Net. It's driving me nuts. I keep getting the error:
Control '16' of type 'RadioButton' must be placed inside a form tag with runat=server.
Dim Place1 As New PlaceHolder Controls.Add(Place1) For y = 1 To Choices.RecordCount Choices.MoveTo(y) Dim Radio As New RadioButton Radio.ID = choices.ID Radio.Text = choices.ChoiceText Radio.GroupName = Q.ID Place1.Controls.Add(Radio)
If I do Controls.Add(Radio) I get the above error. So I created a placeholder in design view (there's nothing there since all page content is dynamic). It added the radios but at the bottom of the form. So I modified the code to dynamically create the placeholder (as above). I STILL get this error.
Do I have to do a: response.write("<FORM etc etc... runat=server>") before every checbox creation?
Why doesn't it add the tags itself while its creating the controls?
How do I add a control without getting that needless error at every turn?
Thanks!
Couple things.
1. What is your page derived from to have a FindForm method?
2. Your form is probably called frmTestForm.
me.FindControl( "frmTestForm" ).Controls.Add( Place1 )
It really isn't that complicated; it is simply a matter of learning the
framework. Although I do wish MS would have exposed the internal Form
property they have. Perhaps this will be modified in 2.0.
bill
"Tom wilson" <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:er********************************@4ax.com... When I add that line I get "Object reference not set to..." I've tried it on its own page with nothing else but this:
Dim Place1 as new Placeholder me.FindForm("TestForm").Controls.Add(Place1)
Same result. I have discovered that I can add a placeholder in design view and it will accept control additions. I guess the whole problem is that I cannot create a placeholder dynamically within the form tags. I don't know why something so simple has to be so complicated. On 8 Feb 2005 23:56:10 -0800, fd******@hotmail.com (fd123456) wrote:
Hi Tom,
Try this instead of Controls.Add(Place1):
Me.FindControl("Form1").Controls.Add(Place1)
(provided your form is called Form1, obviously, but that's what it's called by default).
You were adding the radiobuttons in the Page controls, but outside of the Form controls.
Also note that "Me." is only here for demonstration purposes. You can omit it, it's implicit.
HTH,
Michel
Tom wilson <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:<57********************************@4ax.com>. .. I'm trying to create dynamic controls in ASP.Net. It's driving me nuts. I keep getting the error:
Control '16' of type 'RadioButton' must be placed inside a form tag with runat=server.
Dim Place1 As New PlaceHolder Controls.Add(Place1) For y = 1 To Choices.RecordCount Choices.MoveTo(y) Dim Radio As New RadioButton Radio.ID = choices.ID Radio.Text = choices.ChoiceText Radio.GroupName = Q.ID Place1.Controls.Add(Radio)
If I do Controls.Add(Radio) I get the above error. So I created a placeholder in design view (there's nothing there since all page content is dynamic). It added the radios but at the bottom of the form. So I modified the code to dynamically create the placeholder (as above). I STILL get this error.
Do I have to do a: response.write("<FORM etc etc... runat=server>") before every checbox creation?
Why doesn't it add the tags itself while its creating the controls?
How do I add a control without getting that needless error at every turn?
Thanks!
1 - How do I find that out? The Class is called "TestForm". It
appears to inherit from "MyApp.TestForm". Is that what I need?
Not complicated? This is a re-write of a survey application
originally done in asp. For that method, it was as simple as one line
of HTML to create a textbox and response.write the text/html. With
this I have to:
1 - Manually add a placeholder to the empty form. I can't create one
dynamically, everyt method I've tried fails.
2 - Create a set of control arrays for each type of control; checkbox,
radio, etc.
3 - Redim Preserve each array as the number of controls increases as
they are created. I hope 500 radios don't eat too much memory.
4 - Create the control, takes about 5 lines of code not including the
array tracking.
5 - Add the newly created control to the placeholder.
....and everything must be a control. Text? HTML? They have to be
defined as LiteralControl(s) and added in sequence. I remember when
it was called "response.write" but if I do that, all the text is at
the top of the page and the controls underneath because response.write
doesn't add to a placeholder. I swear if I have to do tables my head
will explode.
Yes, it's that complicated.
Sorry about the rant, it's been 3 days at this with little progress.
I do very much appreciate your input.
On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 10:19:48 -0600, "William F. Robertson, Jr."
<th****@nameht.org> wrote: Couple things.
1. What is your page derived from to have a FindForm method? 2. Your form is probably called frmTestForm.
me.FindControl( "frmTestForm" ).Controls.Add( Place1 )
It really isn't that complicated; it is simply a matter of learning the framework. Although I do wish MS would have exposed the internal Form property they have. Perhaps this will be modified in 2.0.
bill
"Tom wilson" <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message news:er********************************@4ax.com.. . When I add that line I get "Object reference not set to..." I've tried it on its own page with nothing else but this:
Dim Place1 as new Placeholder me.FindForm("TestForm").Controls.Add(Place1)
Same result. I have discovered that I can add a placeholder in design view and it will accept control additions. I guess the whole problem is that I cannot create a placeholder dynamically within the form tags. I don't know why something so simple has to be so complicated. On 8 Feb 2005 23:56:10 -0800, fd******@hotmail.com (fd123456) wrote:
>Hi Tom, > >Try this instead of Controls.Add(Place1): > >Me.FindControl("Form1").Controls.Add(Place1) > >(provided your form is called Form1, obviously, but that's what it's >called by default). > >You were adding the radiobuttons in the Page controls, but outside of >the Form controls. > >Also note that "Me." is only here for demonstration purposes. You can >omit it, it's implicit. > >HTH, > >Michel > >Tom wilson <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in messagenews:<57********************************@4ax.com> ... >> I'm trying to create dynamic controls in ASP.Net. It's driving me >> nuts. I keep getting the error: >> >> Control '16' of type 'RadioButton' must be placed inside a form tag >> with runat=server. >> >> Dim Place1 As New PlaceHolder >> Controls.Add(Place1) >> For y = 1 To Choices.RecordCount >> Choices.MoveTo(y) >> Dim Radio As New RadioButton >> Radio.ID = choices.ID >> Radio.Text = choices.ChoiceText >> Radio.GroupName = Q.ID >> Place1.Controls.Add(Radio) >> >> If I do Controls.Add(Radio) I get the above error. So I created a >> placeholder in design view (there's nothing there since all page >> content is dynamic). It added the radios but at the bottom of the >> form. So I modified the code to dynamically create the placeholder >> (as above). I STILL get this error. >> >> Do I have to do a: >> response.write("<FORM etc etc... runat=server>") >> before every checbox creation? >> >> Why doesn't it add the tags itself while its creating the controls? >> >> How do I add a control without getting that needless error at every >> turn? >> >> Thanks!
1 - look at the aspx side of the page.
You will see the form element.
<form runat="server" id="myForm">
You can get this control by typing
Form = Page.FindControl( "myForm" );
Notice the parameter to FindControl is the ID of the control. If ID isn't
there, then assign it one.
ASP.NET is a completely different way of html generation. You really can't
think of things such as, "in asp I would just do document.write, etc." You
must think of terms of controls.
I really don't know enough about your requirements to tell you how and what
you should be doing, but I wish you the best of luck. There are several
ways to accomplish what you are trying to do.
Is the entire page dynamic? What determines the content? How much state
information should be maintained.
bill
You can always access the Request.Forms("txtName") and get the posted values
without worry about setting up control trees.
Also, if you really like the asp rendering module, you can always override
the Page.Render method and write out the html using Response.Write.
Although I don't think anyone on this board would recommend that approach.
"Tom wilson" <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:0c********************************@4ax.com... 1 - How do I find that out? The Class is called "TestForm". It appears to inherit from "MyApp.TestForm". Is that what I need?
Not complicated? This is a re-write of a survey application originally done in asp. For that method, it was as simple as one line of HTML to create a textbox and response.write the text/html. With this I have to:
1 - Manually add a placeholder to the empty form. I can't create one dynamically, everyt method I've tried fails.
2 - Create a set of control arrays for each type of control; checkbox, radio, etc.
3 - Redim Preserve each array as the number of controls increases as they are created. I hope 500 radios don't eat too much memory.
4 - Create the control, takes about 5 lines of code not including the array tracking.
5 - Add the newly created control to the placeholder.
...and everything must be a control. Text? HTML? They have to be defined as LiteralControl(s) and added in sequence. I remember when it was called "response.write" but if I do that, all the text is at the top of the page and the controls underneath because response.write doesn't add to a placeholder. I swear if I have to do tables my head will explode.
Yes, it's that complicated.
Sorry about the rant, it's been 3 days at this with little progress. I do very much appreciate your input.
On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 10:19:48 -0600, "William F. Robertson, Jr." <th****@nameht.org> wrote:
Couple things.
1. What is your page derived from to have a FindForm method? 2. Your form is probably called frmTestForm.
me.FindControl( "frmTestForm" ).Controls.Add( Place1 )
It really isn't that complicated; it is simply a matter of learning the framework. Although I do wish MS would have exposed the internal Form property they have. Perhaps this will be modified in 2.0.
bill
"Tom wilson" <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message news:er********************************@4ax.com.. . When I add that line I get "Object reference not set to..." I've tried it on its own page with nothing else but this:
Dim Place1 as new Placeholder me.FindForm("TestForm").Controls.Add(Place1)
Same result. I have discovered that I can add a placeholder in design view and it will accept control additions. I guess the whole problem is that I cannot create a placeholder dynamically within the form tags. I don't know why something so simple has to be so complicated. On 8 Feb 2005 23:56:10 -0800, fd******@hotmail.com (fd123456) wrote:
>Hi Tom, > >Try this instead of Controls.Add(Place1): > >Me.FindControl("Form1").Controls.Add(Place1) > >(provided your form is called Form1, obviously, but that's what it's >called by default). > >You were adding the radiobuttons in the Page controls, but outside of >the Form controls. > >Also note that "Me." is only here for demonstration purposes. You can >omit it, it's implicit. > >HTH, > >Michel > >Tom wilson <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message news:<57********************************@4ax.com> ... >> I'm trying to create dynamic controls in ASP.Net. It's driving me >> nuts. I keep getting the error: >> >> Control '16' of type 'RadioButton' must be placed inside a form tag >> with runat=server. >> >> Dim Place1 As New PlaceHolder >> Controls.Add(Place1) >> For y = 1 To Choices.RecordCount >> Choices.MoveTo(y) >> Dim Radio As New RadioButton >> Radio.ID = choices.ID >> Radio.Text = choices.ChoiceText >> Radio.GroupName = Q.ID >> Place1.Controls.Add(Radio) >> >> If I do Controls.Add(Radio) I get the above error. So I created a >> placeholder in design view (there's nothing there since all page >> content is dynamic). It added the radios but at the bottom of the >> form. So I modified the code to dynamically create the placeholder >> (as above). I STILL get this error. >> >> Do I have to do a: >> response.write("<FORM etc etc... runat=server>") >> before every checbox creation? >> >> Why doesn't it add the tags itself while its creating the controls? >> >> How do I add a control without getting that needless error at every >> turn? >> >> Thanks!
Ok, I have the page working using a single static placeholder.
That'll do the job. 100% of the content is retrieved from a SQL
Server database and everything down to the text is generated
dynamcially. I'm just fighting with the session object now. :)
I appreciate your help. Thanks!
On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 13:50:16 -0600, "William F. Robertson, Jr."
<th****@nameht.org> wrote: 1 - look at the aspx side of the page.
You will see the form element.
<form runat="server" id="myForm">
You can get this control by typing Form = Page.FindControl( "myForm" );
Notice the parameter to FindControl is the ID of the control. If ID isn't there, then assign it one.
ASP.NET is a completely different way of html generation. You really can't think of things such as, "in asp I would just do document.write, etc." You must think of terms of controls.
I really don't know enough about your requirements to tell you how and what you should be doing, but I wish you the best of luck. There are several ways to accomplish what you are trying to do.
Is the entire page dynamic? What determines the content? How much state information should be maintained.
bill
You can always access the Request.Forms("txtName") and get the posted values without worry about setting up control trees. Also, if you really like the asp rendering module, you can always override the Page.Render method and write out the html using Response.Write. Although I don't think anyone on this board would recommend that approach.
"Tom wilson" <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message news:0c********************************@4ax.com.. . 1 - How do I find that out? The Class is called "TestForm". It appears to inherit from "MyApp.TestForm". Is that what I need?
Not complicated? This is a re-write of a survey application originally done in asp. For that method, it was as simple as one line of HTML to create a textbox and response.write the text/html. With this I have to:
1 - Manually add a placeholder to the empty form. I can't create one dynamically, everyt method I've tried fails.
2 - Create a set of control arrays for each type of control; checkbox, radio, etc.
3 - Redim Preserve each array as the number of controls increases as they are created. I hope 500 radios don't eat too much memory.
4 - Create the control, takes about 5 lines of code not including the array tracking.
5 - Add the newly created control to the placeholder.
...and everything must be a control. Text? HTML? They have to be defined as LiteralControl(s) and added in sequence. I remember when it was called "response.write" but if I do that, all the text is at the top of the page and the controls underneath because response.write doesn't add to a placeholder. I swear if I have to do tables my head will explode.
Yes, it's that complicated.
Sorry about the rant, it's been 3 days at this with little progress. I do very much appreciate your input.
On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 10:19:48 -0600, "William F. Robertson, Jr." <th****@nameht.org> wrote:
>Couple things. > >1. What is your page derived from to have a FindForm method? >2. Your form is probably called frmTestForm. > >me.FindControl( "frmTestForm" ).Controls.Add( Place1 ) > >It really isn't that complicated; it is simply a matter of learning the >framework. Although I do wish MS would have exposed the internal Form >property they have. Perhaps this will be modified in 2.0. > >bill > >"Tom wilson" <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message >news:er********************************@4ax.com.. . >> When I add that line I get "Object reference not set to..." I've >> tried it on its own page with nothing else but this: >> >> Dim Place1 as new Placeholder >> me.FindForm("TestForm").Controls.Add(Place1) >> >> Same result. I have discovered that I can add a placeholder in design >> view and it will accept control additions. I guess the whole problem >> is that I cannot create a placeholder dynamically within the form >> tags. I don't know why something so simple has to be so complicated. >> >> >> >> On 8 Feb 2005 23:56:10 -0800, fd******@hotmail.com (fd123456) wrote: >> >> >Hi Tom, >> > >> >Try this instead of Controls.Add(Place1): >> > >> >Me.FindControl("Form1").Controls.Add(Place1) >> > >> >(provided your form is called Form1, obviously, but that's what it's >> >called by default). >> > >> >You were adding the radiobuttons in the Page controls, but outside of >> >the Form controls. >> > >> >Also note that "Me." is only here for demonstration purposes. You can >> >omit it, it's implicit. >> > >> >HTH, >> > >> >Michel >> > >> >Tom wilson <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message >news:<57********************************@4ax.com> ... >> >> I'm trying to create dynamic controls in ASP.Net. It's driving me >> >> nuts. I keep getting the error: >> >> >> >> Control '16' of type 'RadioButton' must be placed inside a form tag >> >> with runat=server. >> >> >> >> Dim Place1 As New PlaceHolder >> >> Controls.Add(Place1) >> >> For y = 1 To Choices.RecordCount >> >> Choices.MoveTo(y) >> >> Dim Radio As New RadioButton >> >> Radio.ID = choices.ID >> >> Radio.Text = choices.ChoiceText >> >> Radio.GroupName = Q.ID >> >> Place1.Controls.Add(Radio) >> >> >> >> If I do Controls.Add(Radio) I get the above error. So I created a >> >> placeholder in design view (there's nothing there since all page >> >> content is dynamic). It added the radios but at the bottom of the >> >> form. So I modified the code to dynamically create the placeholder >> >> (as above). I STILL get this error. >> >> >> >> Do I have to do a: >> >> response.write("<FORM etc etc... runat=server>") >> >> before every checbox creation? >> >> >> >> Why doesn't it add the tags itself while its creating the controls? >> >> >> >> How do I add a control without getting that needless error at every >> >> turn? >> >> >> >> Thanks! >> >
Glad to here you got it "working'.
If you give up fighting the Session, post another entry and you will surely
be helped...
bill
"Tom wilson" <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:lb********************************@4ax.com... Ok, I have the page working using a single static placeholder. That'll do the job. 100% of the content is retrieved from a SQL Server database and everything down to the text is generated dynamcially. I'm just fighting with the session object now. :)
I appreciate your help. Thanks!
On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 13:50:16 -0600, "William F. Robertson, Jr." <th****@nameht.org> wrote:
1 - look at the aspx side of the page.
You will see the form element.
<form runat="server" id="myForm">
You can get this control by typing Form = Page.FindControl( "myForm" );
Notice the parameter to FindControl is the ID of the control. If ID
isn'tthere, then assign it one.
ASP.NET is a completely different way of html generation. You really
can'tthink of things such as, "in asp I would just do document.write, etc."
Youmust think of terms of controls.
I really don't know enough about your requirements to tell you how and
whatyou should be doing, but I wish you the best of luck. There are several ways to accomplish what you are trying to do.
Is the entire page dynamic? What determines the content? How much state information should be maintained.
bill
You can always access the Request.Forms("txtName") and get the posted
valueswithout worry about setting up control trees. Also, if you really like the asp rendering module, you can always
overridethe Page.Render method and write out the html using Response.Write. Although I don't think anyone on this board would recommend that
approach. "Tom wilson" <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message news:0c********************************@4ax.com.. . 1 - How do I find that out? The Class is called "TestForm". It appears to inherit from "MyApp.TestForm". Is that what I need?
Not complicated? This is a re-write of a survey application originally done in asp. For that method, it was as simple as one line of HTML to create a textbox and response.write the text/html. With this I have to:
1 - Manually add a placeholder to the empty form. I can't create one dynamically, everyt method I've tried fails.
2 - Create a set of control arrays for each type of control; checkbox, radio, etc.
3 - Redim Preserve each array as the number of controls increases as they are created. I hope 500 radios don't eat too much memory.
4 - Create the control, takes about 5 lines of code not including the array tracking.
5 - Add the newly created control to the placeholder.
...and everything must be a control. Text? HTML? They have to be defined as LiteralControl(s) and added in sequence. I remember when it was called "response.write" but if I do that, all the text is at the top of the page and the controls underneath because response.write doesn't add to a placeholder. I swear if I have to do tables my head will explode.
Yes, it's that complicated.
Sorry about the rant, it's been 3 days at this with little progress. I do very much appreciate your input.
On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 10:19:48 -0600, "William F. Robertson, Jr." <th****@nameht.org> wrote:
>Couple things. > >1. What is your page derived from to have a FindForm method? >2. Your form is probably called frmTestForm. > >me.FindControl( "frmTestForm" ).Controls.Add( Place1 ) > >It really isn't that complicated; it is simply a matter of learning
the >framework. Although I do wish MS would have exposed the internal Form >property they have. Perhaps this will be modified in 2.0. > >bill > >"Tom wilson" <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message >news:er********************************@4ax.com.. . >> When I add that line I get "Object reference not set to..." I've >> tried it on its own page with nothing else but this: >> >> Dim Place1 as new Placeholder >> me.FindForm("TestForm").Controls.Add(Place1) >> >> Same result. I have discovered that I can add a placeholder in
design >> view and it will accept control additions. I guess the whole
problem >> is that I cannot create a placeholder dynamically within the form >> tags. I don't know why something so simple has to be so
complicated. >> >> >> >> On 8 Feb 2005 23:56:10 -0800, fd******@hotmail.com (fd123456) wrote: >> >> >Hi Tom, >> > >> >Try this instead of Controls.Add(Place1): >> > >> >Me.FindControl("Form1").Controls.Add(Place1) >> > >> >(provided your form is called Form1, obviously, but that's what
it's >> >called by default). >> > >> >You were adding the radiobuttons in the Page controls, but outside
of >> >the Form controls. >> > >> >Also note that "Me." is only here for demonstration purposes. You
can >> >omit it, it's implicit. >> > >> >HTH, >> > >> >Michel >> > >> >Tom wilson <ye*******@nospam.com> wrote in message >news:<57********************************@4ax.com> ... >> >> I'm trying to create dynamic controls in ASP.Net. It's driving
me >> >> nuts. I keep getting the error: >> >> >> >> Control '16' of type 'RadioButton' must be placed inside a form
tag >> >> with runat=server. >> >> >> >> Dim Place1 As New PlaceHolder >> >> Controls.Add(Place1) >> >> For y = 1 To Choices.RecordCount >> >> Choices.MoveTo(y) >> >> Dim Radio As New RadioButton >> >> Radio.ID = choices.ID >> >> Radio.Text = choices.ChoiceText >> >> Radio.GroupName = Q.ID >> >> Place1.Controls.Add(Radio) >> >> >> >> If I do Controls.Add(Radio) I get the above error. So I created
a >> >> placeholder in design view (there's nothing there since all page >> >> content is dynamic). It added the radios but at the bottom of
the >> >> form. So I modified the code to dynamically create the
placeholder >> >> (as above). I STILL get this error. >> >> >> >> Do I have to do a: >> >> response.write("<FORM etc etc... runat=server>") >> >> before every checbox creation? >> >> >> >> Why doesn't it add the tags itself while its creating the
controls? >> >> >> >> How do I add a control without getting that needless error at
every >> >> turn? >> >> >> >> Thanks! >> > This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics
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"A form tag with runat=server must exist on the Page to use SetFocus() or
the Focus property"
at line: If j = 1 Then txta(i).Focus()
There is a...
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