Rex,

You can bind each textbox like you do normally, either in code-behind or through databinding in the html.

>Cathi,
>
>Would I then have to populate each textbox separately, like the checkboxlist, or can I have databinding do this as well?
>
>TIA
>
>Rex
>
>>You can assign the id in the html view of your aspx page. Here is some sample code where the id is assigned:
>>
>>

>><asp:repeater id="DataInputTableElements" datasource=< % ERROR: # items  % >
>>runat="server">
>>      <itemtemplate>
>>          <tr>
>>              <th>
>>                   time< % ERROR: # Container.DataItem  % >
>>              </th>
>>              <td>
>>                   <asp:textbox id="TextBox1"
>>                        cssclass="TextInput" runat="server" />
>>              </td>
>>              <th>
>>                   time< % ERROR: # Container.DataItem  % >
>>              </th>
>>              <td>
>>                   <asp:textbox id="TextBox2"
>>                        cssclass="TextInput" runat="server" />
>>              </td>
>>            </tr>
>>    </itemtemplate>
>></asp:repeater>
>>

>>
>>Then to iterate through the Textboxes inside the repeater you would use the foreach loop like below:
>>
>>

>>foreach (RepeaterItem ri in myRepeater.Items)
>>   {
>>    // get the txtbox
>>    TextBox txt = ((TextBox)ri.FindControl("myTextbox"));
>>   }
>>

>>
>>
>>>All,
>>>
>>>I am creating Web textboxes via a repeater. I know the page creates a unique id for each textbox, but I want to be able to define the ids.
>>>
>>>I need to be able to pick the textboxes from the page so I can save the values back to the tables.
>>>
>>>How can I do this?
>>>
>>>TIA
>>>
>>>Rex