print array at spesific spot in my page

Question

hi I'm trying to create an application similar to a search engine in asp.net 2.0. I have gathered the results of a single query on my engine in an array. I need to print these results in a spesific spot in my .asxp page. I dont know if the use of array is right way to follow in this application but anyway how can i print the results for example below the text box and button that exists in my .aspx file. I hope my bad english doesnt make it hard to understand what my problem is. Here is my code and the spot i want to place my results               HERE IS THE SPOT THAT I WANT TO PRINT MY RESULTS

kiki · Answer

ok thank you very much for your help:)

Matthew Cox · Answer

well what you are trying to do is actually pretty simple once you understand that there are three components to almost any ASP.NET page: the ASP page the business logic and any user defined seperate logic. so having said that simply add a ASP Label control into the table column where you had the letters in bold red lettering. then you need to write a method in the business logic part of your ASP page that can perform the desired operation. lastly set the text of the label in your ASP page to reflect the values you with to display. Example: ASP page: Untitled Page C# code: using System.Configuration; using System.Text; using System.Web; using System.Web.Security; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.WebControls; using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts; using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls; public partial class _Default : System.Web.UI.Page { protected void Page_Load(object sender EventArgs e) { //Here apply the results in your array to the label in whatever fashion you like //Note: this is a crude example I would need to see more of your code to make something better. object[] queryResults = MagicQueryMachine(); StringBuilder str = new StringBuilder(); foreach (string var in queryResults) str.Append(var); //Here is where you set the results of your query to the Label //Note: This may seem invalid if you are unfamiliar with C# / ASP.NET //programming. BUT even though the label is declared in your ASP.NET //page it is still considered as part of the same class as the C# code //Therefore accessing any methods attributes etc... is completely //valid and necessary. this.displayLabel.Text = str.ToString(); } } Hope that all makes sense. :)

kiki · Answer

I would also like to ask if arraylist is more suitable to use in this kind of application