Dynamic Textbox Array

[Eric Diana]

Hello,

Im trying to create a dynamic array of textboxes from an array
returned by a web service. THe web service returns a list of fields
that I need to place on a dynamically created web page. The problem I
am having is when the button event is clicked, the text typed in the
textbox doesn't get saved with the textbox. I might be way off base
with even trying this. If anyone could give me some idea on what is
going wrong or another way to produce the form, I would greatly
appreciate it.

Here is the following code for the page I am producing

Try
If Not Me.IsPostBack Then
Result = FieldList.GetFieldListing(FEID, ClientID, UserName,
Password, Fields, ErrMsg)
If Not Result Is Nothing Then
For j = 0 To UBound(Result)
txtBox = New System.Web.UI.WebControls.TextBox
txtLabels = New System.Web.UI.WebControls.Label
txtLabels.ID = Result(j) & "lbl"
txtBox.ID = j
txtLabels.Enabled = True
txtLabels.EnableViewState = True
txtLabels.Font.Size = txtLabels.Font.Size.XSmall

txtLabels.Style("Position") = "Absolute"
txtLabels.Style("Top") = CStr(4 + k) & "px"
txtLabels.Style("Left") = "0px"
txtLabels.Style("Width") = "50px"
txtLabels.Text = Result(j)
txtBox.Attributes("AutoPostBack") = "True"
'txtBoxes(j).AutoPostBack = True
txtBox.Text = txtBox.ID.ToString
txtBox.ReadOnly = False
txtBox.Enabled = True
txtBox.TextMode = TextBoxMode.SingleLine
txtBox.EnableViewState = True
txtBox.Wrap = True
txtBox.Style("BorderStyle") = "NotSet"
txtBox.Style("Position") = "Absolute"
txtBox.Style("Top") = CStr(k) & "px"
txtBox.Style("Left") = "140px"
txtBox.Style("Width") = "200px"
k = k + 25
PlaceHolder1.Controls.Add(txtBox)
PlaceHolder1.Controls.Add(txtLabels)
Panel1.Controls.Add(txtBox)
Panel1.Controls.Add(txtLabels)
Panel1.Style("Height") = CStr(k) & "px"
Panel1.Style("Width") = "341px"
Panel1.Style("Top") = "5px"
Panel1.Style("Left") = "5px"
btnSearch.Style("Top") = CStr(k + 25) & "px"
btnSearch.Style("Left") = "5px"
'WebForm.Controls.Add(txtBoxes(j))
Next j
k = 0
End If
End If
Catch ErrorMessage As Exception
TextBox1.Text = ErrorMessage.Message() & ErrorMessage.Source
Finally
End Try

 

[Cor]

Hi Eric,

Why not first trying with one very simple textbox without any condition and
then build it up in the complete style you are busy with?

I think with what you doing now is getting every time more way off base.

As a first idea of my, you need of course somewhere to have a postback
situation also or in a button event, a setted click event or in your
loadpage in the IsPostback situation..

Just a thought

Cor