Dynamically adding controls to a page
is interesting aspect of development.Sometime we need to have control
and it should be generated from a string.
Dynamically adding html control to a Page from a string
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protected PlaceHolder plhEdit;
public void btnCheck_Click(object sender, EventArgs
e)
{
LiteralControl editbtn = new LiteralControl(string.Format("<input type=\"button\" value=\"Edit\"
onclick=\"{0}\"
/>", scrpt));
plhEdit.Controls.Add(editbtn);
} |
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For example on a button click add a html button to a page from a string
created at run time. Literal control comes handy in this case because it could
hold desired html control as text. So in above code create a literal control
with text value as html control and add it into a placeholder.
Dynamically adding Asp.net Control to a page from a string
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using System.Web.UI.TemplateControl.ParserControl;
protected PlaceHolder plhEdit;
public void btnCheck_Click(object sender, EventArgs
e)
{
Control c = ParseControl("<asp:button text='Edit' runat='server'
/>");
plhEdit.Controls.Add(editbtn);
}
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For example on a button click add a html button to a page from a string
created at run time. Parse control comes handy in this case because it could parse
text to a control. So in above code using parser control to convert/parse the text to a asp.net control
and add it into a placeholder.