The heart of my question is: can I use ASP.Net 2.0 for displaying webpages where User A sees a datagrid with 4 columns, and User B sees the 'same' webpage, but with (let's say) 6 columns, because of different content in their datadictionary? So I want the webpage to be generated datadriven.

In detail: I want to build a webapplication, where the user logs in, and gets the possibility to edit and add persons to a table. Each user has its own persons-table. For 6 users there are 6 tables. All those tables are in a datadictionary. They can vary in their layout. One table could have more or other fields than the other. The application is supposed to read the datadictionary (DDY form now on) and compute what columns/textboxes etc. are to be shown on the webpage. So user A sees a page, and user B sees a different webpage. Both pages are generated the same way, but contain different code.

Because I'm just starting to learn ASP.net 2.0, I'm very unexperienced, I don't know whether this is possible. I do have the knowledge and experience how to solve this problem in VFP.

- Is it possible in ASP.NET 2.0? or
- Is it possible but extremely complex in ASP.NET 2.0? or
- Is it possible and easy in ASP.NET 2.0? or
- Is there somewhere a framework (maybe even written in another tool, not ASP.net) which has the built-in possibility of datadriven webpages?
- Does West Wind help with this problem?
- Does the MM-framework have possibilities for a data-driven concept?

TIA for any thoughts and/or info on this.

Lennert