form template in asp.net

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Hi all,
I want to create a user interface template & use it according to the clients requirment.
For example:
I have a webform with 10 controls on it
but the clients requirments differ.

Client 1 wants 3 controls on the form,
client 2 wants 5 controls and
client 3 wants to see all controls

Another option I have is to create three different web forms for three diffrent solutions. If any other solution is available please help me.

Thanks & Regards,

Arvind Wanjari

Posted 25-Nov-10 2:35am

Arvind Wanjari

Updated 25-Nov-10 2:43am

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

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Solution 2

Asssociate your controls with the following numbers (power of 2):
1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128,256,512

Associate you users with the sum of the numbers of controls they want.

if a user A wants to see controls one, two, and five the sum will be: 19.

When loading form bit-wise compare the users sum and the control enum. If it is more then 0, then display the control, else, don't.

Good luck.

Posted 25-Nov-10 15:10pm

Ed Guzman

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Sebastien T. · Accepted Answer · 2010-11-25T02:41:00

Solution 1

You can define the number of control required in the web.config. In your page, you can define control to visible = false by default. And loop (base on the number in the web.config) on page's control for define visible to true

Posted 25-Nov-10 2:41am

Sebastien T.

Updated 25-Nov-10 2:45am

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Arvind Wanjari 25-Nov-10 8:58am

but that time also all control render in page this cause performance

Sebastien T. 25-Nov-10 9:08am

For 10 control, I think that the perfomance is not very impact with this method. The loop must be in the page_load and in the test !IsPostBack. After if you page is "heavy", the best way is probably create different web page

Dalek Dave 25-Nov-10 9:24am

Good Answer.

Sebastien T. 25-Nov-10 9:57am

Thanks

[no name] 25-Nov-10 23:32pm

Controls with visible =false will not be rendered

Arvind Wanjari 26-Nov-10 0:55am

this is a example that form have a 10 control ...
thanx for this answer. i knw this way but i want to do this in diffrent way like templates..
thanx for ur response