EnCoad,
It is in my idea strange, because in my idea this is something the same.
\\\
object Whatever = new object();
Whatever = "Whatever";
TableCell acel1 = new TableCell();
TableCell acel2 = new TableCell();
acel1.Text = Whatever.ToString();
acel2.Text = Whatever.ToString();
TableRow arow = new TableRow();
arow.Cells.Add(acel1);
Table atable = new Table();
atable.Controls.Add(arow);
arow = new TableRow();
arow.Cells.Add(acel2);
atable.Controls.Add(arow);
Page.Controls.Add(atable);
//
And this goes very nice while it is two times referencing the same object
Whatever.
As well I was not able to debug it because the quickview did give
information about cells which are not in that class.
Sorry
Cor
<(E-Mail Removed)> schreef in bericht
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> Hi Cor, thanks for the reply.
>
> So why is it that my code does not work? Why am I unable to add the
> link into two different cells and those cells into two different rows
> into the same table? Compile the code and you'll see.
>
> Thanks again,
> Nicholas
>
> Cor Ligthert [MVP] wrote:
>> Encoad,
>>
>> You are never moving an object, as long as it exist it stays for ever on
>> the
>> same place.
>> What you are doing is playing with references to it.
>> You can set hundred times a reference to it. To explain with some code
>>
>> \\\
>> Object myObject = new Object(); ///whatever class
>> Object myOtherObject = myObject; ///this is a reference to the same
>> object
>> ArrayList myArray = new ArrayList();
>> myArray.Add(myOtherObject);
>> ///therefore the same object is twice referenced in the arraylist
>> myArray.Add(myObject);
>> ///
>>
>> I hope this help,
>>
>> Cor
>>
>> <(E-Mail Removed)> schreef in bericht
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>> > Hi everybody, I'm hoping you can help me understand why this doesn't
>> > work, and perhaps someone can suggest a way for me to solve my problem.
>> > Essentially, I'm trying to add a row with a single cell twice in a
>> > table. Both cells are identical and therefore I don't want to
>> > duplicate everything in the code. My function determines at runtime if
>> > there should be two identical cells or just a single cell. Here is
>> > some sample code, which only displays the contents of a single cell.
>> >
>> > protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
>> > {
>> > Table atable = new Table();
>> > TableRow arow = new TableRow();
>> > TableCell acell = new TableCell();
>> > HyperLink alink = new HyperLink();
>> >
>> > alink.NavigateUrl = "aaaaaaaaaa";
>> > alink.Text = "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa";
>> >
>> > acell.Controls.Add(alink);
>> >
>> >
>> > arow = new TableRow();
>> > arow.Controls.Add(acell);
>> > atable.Controls.Add(arow);
>> >
>> > arow = new TableRow();
>> > arow.Controls.Add(acell);
>> > atable.Controls.Add(arow);
>> >
>> > Page.Controls.Add(atable);
>> > }
>> >
>> > Now from what I gather, when I do a object.Controls.Add(object) it is
>> > infact moving the object to the new control. So how do I go about
>> > putting the contents of a cell into two different rows in a table? My
>> > exact application is that I want my users to have the option to have a
>> > combination of [menu] - {Gallery Picture} - [menu], with the choices of
>> > displaying the menu on Top, Bottom or Top&Bottom at the same time.
>> >
>> > Any help would be appreciated,
>> > Thanks,
>> > Nicholas
>> >
>
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