How Do I Populate Data(Available Jobs) Like Other Job Portals

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I am developing a job portal in asp.net using c# its working fine.

but my problem is that i want to list available jobs according to job description and other criteria in my webpage like WWW.monster.com websites.
so suggest me which control i have to use.

and also it should be dynamic...please help me.

Posted 16-Jun-15 22:08pm

BIBASWAN

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F-ES Sitecore 17-Jun-15 4:21am

.net doesn't come with job portal "controls" or code built in, you just need to write the code such that it does what you want. You'll need to define your question a bit better for anyone to help you, but ensure your question is a bit more specific than "how do I write a job site".

BIBASWAN 17-Jun-15 7:36am

www.ebsindiaonline.com is my website.i just ask that when i populate available jobs from my database i want to display it like other job portal.for that which control do i need.i can show those details in a gridview contol but in other job sites they hanvnt use gridview.is my qstn clear now sir???

if i make you under stand then please solve my problem

F-ES Sitecore 17-Jun-15 8:08am

No professional website uses gridviews. The best way to gain complete control over the html is to use a Repeater, that way you dictate what each record looks like. You should start with a design and working html that you like, then look to convert that html to use a repeater to create it.

BIBASWAN 17-Jun-15 9:19am

thnx for helping me.i just want that control name (REPETER).i solve it. :)

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