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On My form Asp, I create a TextBox using the code without drak and drop method( cause i need to create a flexible form create a text box by calling a method (CreatetextBox)from the class (Web user Control Class)):
The Problem is :
When the user fill The Text Box and press Save for exemple i need to get the value of this custom TextBox

Thx in advance

Posted 28-Mar-12 21:10pm

bashar Haydar

Updated 28-Mar-12 21:11pm

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Solution 1

HI , try this

C#

foreach (Control ctrl in form1.Controls)
        {
            if (ctrl is TextBox)
            {
                //here you can store the value of textbox
                string StoreValueToDB = ((TextBox)ctrl).Text;

            }
            if (ctrl is DropDownList)
            {
                //here you can store the value of textbox
                string StoreValueToDB = ((DropDownList)ctrl).SelectedValue;
            }
        }
    }

Posted 28-Mar-12 21:28pm

Mohamed Mitwalli

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bashar Haydar 29-Mar-12 3:42am

I try this before, but the problem is that the TextBox (ctrl) is a LitralControl

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bashar Haydar · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-29T01:48:00

Solution 2

FINALLY AFTER # DAYS OF SEARCH I FIND THE SOLUTION :

result.TextBoxValue = Request.Form["TB_0$ctl01"];
TB_0$ctl01: THE KEY OF MY CUSTOM TEXT BOX IS TB_0 AND THE DEBUGGUER BY DEFAULT ADD $ctl01 TO DON'T CONFUSE IF I FORGUET TO MODIFY THE ID

HAVE A NICE PROGRAMMING DAY PEUFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

Posted 29-Mar-12 1:48am

bashar Haydar