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Mako #1
Advise (Best Practice) for a multi-part web form
Hi,
I am looking for some advice on how to split up (multi-part) web forms. The
first part of the form would be consistent for all users but depending on
what selection they choose from a dropdown (around 6 selections or so) will
determine what the next part of the form will be. I was thinking about
using panels and the visibility property to show or hide different sections
but this seems like a sloppy solution to me. Any other ideas would be
greatly appreciated..
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Marina #2
Re: Advise (Best Practice) for a multi-part web form
I don't know if that is necessarily that bad.
Another way to go, would be to load a user control (.ascx) into a
placeholder based on what the user selected.
"Mako" <Bubbypuffer@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:OyPKmyQUDHA.556@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...The> Hi,
>
> I am looking for some advice on how to split up (multi-part) web forms.will> first part of the form would be consistent for all users but depending on
> what selection they choose from a dropdown (around 6 selections or so)sections> determine what the next part of the form will be. I was thinking about
> using panels and the visibility property to show or hide different> but this seems like a sloppy solution to me. Any other ideas would be
> greatly appreciated..
Marina Guest
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Mako #3
Re: Advise (Best Practice) for a multi-part web form
Thanks for the ideas. Much appreciated.....
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