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thisRow += "<table><tbody><tr><td align="right" nowrap=""><input id='txtAmt'  runat="server" type='text' MaxLength='18' Style='text-align: right; Width:140px'/></td></tr></tbody></table>";

This is the code which I wrote in .cs page here one input tag is here but m not able to find the ID.

Posted 14-Nov-11 23:23pm

dubeyanshul1

Updated 14-Nov-11 23:27pm

RaisKazi

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Smithers-Jones 15-Nov-11 5:27am

There is a little word called please. Your subject line looks pretty demanding.

Anuja Pawar Indore 15-Nov-11 8:38am

Agree my 5. Wish i could give you

RaisKazi 15-Nov-11 5:29am

Don't you think your Title of Question is rude?

Timberbird 15-Nov-11 5:56am

1. You don't provide the code necessary to help you.
2. I'm not an expert, but I could help.
3. I won't. I don't like the header. I don't like your attitude. I don't like your behaviour (including shouting and deleted solution). Solve your problems yourself, be it wrong code, ignorance or rudeness

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Answer 1 · 2011-11-15T01:50:00

This code doesn't make any sense at all:

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thisRow += "<table><tbody><tr><td align=\"right\" nowrap=\"\"><input id='txtAmt'  runat=\"server\" type='text' MaxLength='18' Style='text-align: right; Width:140px'/></td></tr></tbody></table>";

The input HTML tag has an attribute runat="server", but this attribute only makes sense to the part of the compiler which compiles the markup inside the .aspx files. Your HTML code is being constructed in the code behind file and will most probably be sent back to the client's browser. The compiler will never see this tag since it's not in an aspx markup file. Thus there won't be a txtAmt object available in the code behind.

The next thing is that you haven't properly escaped the double quotes that are supposed to be in the string you're assembling.

Best Regards,

—MRB

Rob Philpott · Answer 2 · 2011-11-14T23:28:00

Solution 1

There's quite a lot wrong with that. Attribute values need double quotes rather than single, and the "server" needs escaping.

Posted 14-Nov-11 23:28pm

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dubeyanshul1 15-Nov-11 5:34am

READ THE CODE CAREFULLY

Smithers-Jones 15-Nov-11 5:38am

You don't have to shout. You seem to be a very rude and impolite individual.

Pandya Anil · Answer 3 · 2011-11-14T23:34:00

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the string seems not propper one... try the following... (include all internal keywords in single quote, runat='server' too)

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thisRow += "<table> <tbody> <tr> <td align="right" nowrap="nowrape"> <input id='txtAmt'  runat="server" type='text' maxlength='18' style='text-align: right; Width:140px' /> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table>";

mark as answer if solves your problem :)

Posted 14-Nov-11 23:34pm

Pandya Anil

Updated 14-Nov-11 23:38pm

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fjdiewornncalwe 15-Nov-11 11:03am

There is so much wrong with this I won't even start with correcting it.

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