Web page Design in ASP.NET

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I am developing a web application in asp.net. I have to create a online survey in that.
The number of questions will be decided based on the user selections.
I have to dynamically add the rows based on the conditions.
I need to display the questions along with the answers for that.
What control do i need to use in asp.net for this?

Posted 24-Jun-13 23:59pm

Prakash Sekhar

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Ahmed Bensaid 25-Jun-13 6:02am

You can look for a jquery plugin which will help you to develop a survey ;)

Prakash Sekhar 25-Jun-13 6:18am

Is it possible to add the number of rows dynamically with the help of the plugin. I have not used jquery till now so i am not sure how it can be done.

Ahmed Bensaid 25-Jun-13 6:19am

Yep, of course ;)

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Rashmikants Monpara · Answer 1 · 2013-06-25T00:48:00

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Rahul Rajat Singh · Answer 2 · 2013-06-25T00:27:00

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Why not use a wizard control and let all the future steps of wizards populate themselves according to the users choice in previous steps.

P.S. jQuery based client side scripted UI will be more user intuitive though but wizard will be the easiest.

Posted 25-Jun-13 0:27am

Rahul Rajat Singh