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I have a C# ASP.NET webform wherein the user enters data in 3 textboxes and
clicks a button. The data is then displayed in the webform. The user can then
enter the next batch of data and clicks the button again. The new data is
then displayed below the first data. As the user enters more data, the data
is entered below the previous data. I'm thinking of using a DataGrid or a
repeater control. Can I just creat Label controls at runtime? Any
suggestions?
Nov 17 '05 #1
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Hi,

You can use either a DataGrid or a Repeater.

I would go for the repeater, as you only need to display the data.

How are you saving the data entered?
You could use databinding with a repeater and do it.

Cheers,

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Ignacio Machin,
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Florida Department Of Transportation

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I have a C# ASP.NET webform wherein the user enters data in 3 textboxes and
clicks a button. The data is then displayed in the webform. The user can
then
enter the next batch of data and clicks the button again. The new data is
then displayed below the first data. As the user enters more data, the
data
is entered below the previous data. I'm thinking of using a DataGrid or a
repeater control. Can I just creat Label controls at runtime? Any
suggestions?

Nov 17 '05 #2

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