setting tabindex for 500 dynamic text boxes

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hi all....
i have created more than 500 dynamic text boxes while using

C#

txtdynamic1.TabIndex = Convert.ToByte(integerinc + 1);

here integerinc is a integer variable it increase every time by one and Convert.ToByte method taking up to 252 integer value after that it move to produce an error like (Value was either too large or too small for an unsigned byte.) cause of byte it takes 0 to 255 values so how can i add tab index to remaining textboxes can any one please help me

thanks in advance......

Posted 3-Nov-11 0:00am

tulasiram3975

Updated 3-Nov-11 0:01am

P.Salini

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tulasiram3975 3-Nov-11 6:16am

Thank You.....( CodeHelper_PS)

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Solution 1

Inseted of using...

C#

Convert.ToByte(integerinc + 1);

try this...

C#

Convert.ToInt(integerinc + 1);

Posted 3-Nov-11 0:18am

Tejas Vaishnav

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tulasiram3975 3-Nov-11 6:33am

yes i used this but am getting error like Cannot implicitly convert type 'int' to 'short'. An explicit conversion exists (are you missing a cast?)

tulasiram3975 3-Nov-11 7:06am

i think cast with (short) is working......
thank you......

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tulasiram3975 · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-25T20:09:00

Solution 2

i think cast with (short) is working......

Posted 25-Dec-11 20:09pm

tulasiram3975