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sunil #1
Forms or Controls
We have 15 forms each with 20 fields.
which approach will be provide more flexibility in programming specially
with event handling .
Making them as HTML forms or making as User Control.
Are there any pros and cons.
Thanks!!!!
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William F. Robertson, Jr. #2 Re: Forms or Controls
asp.net really only allows one form per page, so your best bet would be user
controls, that way you could handle all the event seperately and the data
would be packaged neatly for you in the code behind file for the user
control.
HTH,
bill
"sunil" <sunil_godiyal@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:#kIr0fyODHA.704@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...> We have 15 forms each with 20 fields.
> which approach will be provide more flexibility in programming specially
> with event handling .
> Making them as HTML forms or making as User Control.
> Are there any pros and cons.
> Thanks!!!!
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