how to set position of button and textbox in same gridview cell at different position in asp.net

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I want to set position of button and textbox in the same gridview cell at different position in asp.net.i have used gridview control in which, in the gridview header row dynamically buttons and textboxes are generated.i want to set postion of textbox to valign=top and align=center and for button valign=bottom and align=right.provide soln.thanx

Posted 10-Sep-12 23:02pm

Vijay Walunj,Navi mumbai

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pradiprenushe 11-Sep-12 5:24am

How you are adding it dynamically? Can you show code?

Vijay Walunj,Navi mumbai 11-Sep-12 5:45am

my code is

<pre lang="vb">Dim txtFilter As New TextBox

Dim lnkSortCol As New LinkButton</pre>
<pre lang="vb">lnkSortCol.Font.Underline = False

lnkSortCol.CssClass = "headerLnkBtn"
lnkSortCol.Text = ds1.Tables(0).Columns(j).ColumnName
lnkSortCol.ID = "lnkSortCol_" + j.ToString
lnkSortCol.ClientIDMode = UI.ClientIDMode.Static
lnkSortCol.Attributes.Add("onclick", "sort('" + lnkSortCol.ID + "','" + dataType + "');return false;")
grvCtrl.HeaderRow.Cells(0).Controls.AddAt(0, lnkSortCol)

txtFilter.ID = "txtFilter_" + j.ToString
txtFilter.ClientIDMode = UI.ClientIDMode.Static
txtFilter.AutoPostBack = False
txtFilter.ReadOnly = False
txtFilter.CssClass = "txtFilter"
txtFilter.Height = "8"</pre>
grvCtrl.HeaderRow.Cells(0).Controls.AddAt(1, txtFilter)

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pradiprenushe · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-11T00:13:00

Rather than adding control individually
add both control in HtmlTable. Add that HtmlTable in gridview.

C#

//Create linkbutton & textbox object & assign property here
HtmlTable table1 = new HtmlTable();
            HtmlTableRow row = new HtmlTableRow();
            HtmlTableCell cell;
            for (int j = 1; j <= 2; j++)
            {
                cell = new HtmlTableCell();
                
                if (j == 1)
                {
                    //linkbutton
                    cell.Controls.Add(lnkSortCol );
                    cell.VAlign = "Top";
                }
                else
                {
                    //textbox
                    cell.Controls.Add(txtFilter);
                    cell.VAlign = "Bottom";
                }
                row.Cells.Add(cell);
            }
            grvCtrl.HeaderRow.Cells(0).Controls.AddAt(0, table1);