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ASP.NET Tip: Creating a Form Using PlaceHolder Controls : Eric Smith
Saturday, November 15 2008
When you create a PlaceHolder control, an empty container to which you can add your controls, ASP.NET will remember the values for your dynamic controls and repopulate the data automatically. Previous tips explained how to use a Repeater control to build a dynamic form containing some number of text box controls. However, you may have a case in which you want to use a different control, such as a check box, in addition to the text boxes. In this case, you'll need to use a PlaceHolder control. You can think of a PlaceHolder control as an empty container to which you can add your controls. ASP.NET will remember the values for your dynamic controls; however, you do have to create the controls both on non-postback and postback calls. Once the controls are created in postback mode, ASP.NET will re-associate the posted data with the dynamic controls and repopulate the data automatically....Building a Simple Blog Engine with ASP.NET MVC and LINQ - Part 1 : Keyvan Nayyeri
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