how to set position of table in asp.net at run time

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Hello ,i want to add table controls at runtime /dynamically.and also set the position of table and add the label & textbox into table.
i create table but yet now i not successful to set the position of table.

Posted 18-Feb-11 3:39am

suvaaj

Updated 11-Mar-11 17:52pm

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R. Giskard Reventlov 18-Feb-11 9:40am

What have you already tried?

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2011-02-18T03:58:00

Steps:
1. Define a div/panel/placeholder, basically a container in your ASPX page from before.
2. Create a table at runtime, add labels/textboxes to the cells of table created at runtime
3. Add the table to the div/panel/placeholder defined in your ASPX from before.

Thus, dynamically, the table created at runtime would be added to the ASPX page at desired location with the needed content.

Try!

Md.Alauddin · Answer 2 · 2011-02-20T02:25:00

Solution 2

Write the following
Response.Write("");
Respose.write("");
Response.write("");
Respose.write("

");

Response.write("

");

Posted 20-Feb-11 2:25am

Md.Alauddin

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Ankur^\m/ 12-Mar-11 0:38am

How do you think this answers the question? Please don't misguide.