100 fields in one page

You have many choices, I prefer Tab control(separate the 100 fields in to categories & create Tab for every category in Tab control)

Tab Samples

TabContainer[^]

A Simple ASP.NET Tab Control Using the MultiView control[^]

Creating a Tabbed Interface for Displaying Parent/Child Data[^]

Also you can use Panels

How to use Panel Control using ASP.NET[^]

Hi,


If all fields are not required than you can make a show hide div.

Ex.
Make a divisional in page. Like personal information, Educational information, Other information etc.

On click Other information than show div of that information fields.

Same way you can follow for other division.

Mohd wasif has proposed a good solution. One more solution coming to my mind is that you should use a panel with autoscroll property set to "true" and define an appropriate size of the panel and dynamicaly add the input fields to the panel.Add any number of input fields you want in the panel.


One more way is to create a div and set its overflow property(CSS) to "autoscroll" and add the input fields to the div.
Best of luck
Ahsan Sarfraz