I understand that designer has more control with Web Control Tables (vs. HTML tables).
But please tell me if I understand correctly that Web Control Tables can be used to display only static text or graphics (since in VS.NET I don't see a way to place anything but text or graphics in Web Control table)?
>Tables have been used well before the Web Form Controls were available in ASP.NET. Now with these new controls, we can have more control of our desired output.
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>>Cathi,
>>I will try using PlaceHolder for this form. Thank you very much.
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>>I am still wondering (with four books on asp.net opened on my desk and not even one having a hint on asp:table use) what do people use asp:table?
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>>>Dmitry,
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>>>You want to use the PlaceHolder control instead. It can be used to dynamically add controls at runtime and also used to turn visible on/off for all controls contained in it.
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>>>>I want to have a table with bunch of controls inside and make the entire group of controls invisible until a certain condition is met.
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>>>>I placed asp:table on a web page (I use asp:table because it has property .visible). Then - in code - I placed textbox, button and listboxr controls inside the table. But when I view the page in the design view I cannot select any of the controls inside the asp:table. It seems that I can only select the entire table.
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>>>>Then I tried to create asp:table in the design mode (not in code) and I can put rows and cells in the asp:table but don't seemed to be able to put any controls into this table.
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>>>>Brings me to the question: if you can't place controls in the asp:table what good are they for? or am I missing something obvious?
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>>>>TIA.
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