Hello,

I want to add a div tag with a few properties (class, id, ...) to a
page. I would like to build the following block:

<div id="myid" class="myclass">

<Asp:TextBox> ...

</div>

I don't want to add the div using Asp:Panel.

I know I can use literal. But is there another way to define the div
and its properties before adding it to the page without using a
string?

What should be the best way to do this?

Thanks,

Miguel

Hello Shapper,

use HtmlGenericControl like this

Control control = this.FindControl("body");
HtmlControl divControl = new HtmlGenericControl("div");
divControl.Attributes.Add("id","myid");
divControl.Attributes.Add("class","myclass");
control.Controls.Add(divControl);




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S> Hello,
S>
S> I want to add a div tag with a few properties (class, id, ...) to a
S> page. I would like to build the following block:
S>
S> <div id="myid" class="myclass">
S>
S> <Asp:TextBox> ...
S>
S> </div>
S>
S> I don't want to add the div using Asp:Panel.
S>
S> I know I can use literal. But is there another way to define the div
S> and its properties before adding it to the page without using a
S> string?
S>
S> What should be the best way to do this?
S>
S> Thanks,
S>
S> Miguel
S>