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how to have flex grid in asp.net?

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    hi everybody, i am new to asp.net. I wanna hav a flex grid that resembles a table where the user can enter the data. i wrote the following code m printing a table with textboxes embedded in it.. but m not able to access the text box declared using dim i, j as integer dim str as string sub page_Load response.write("<table>") for i=0 to 5 response.write("<tr>") for j=0 to 5 response.write("<td><input type="text" name="txt"" &="" csng(i)="" csng(j)=""></input></td>") next response.write("</tr>") next resposne/write("</table>") str="txt" for i=0 to 5 for j=0 to 5 str1 = request.form(str & csng(i) & csng(j)) response.write(str1) next next end sub The code is getting compiled without any error but the str1's value is null.. what do i do? i wanna create a flexgrid.. pl reply as soon as possible thanks in advance <div class="ForumSig">Tejaswini</div>

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      hi everybody, i am new to asp.net. I wanna hav a flex grid that resembles a table where the user can enter the data. i wrote the following code m printing a table with textboxes embedded in it.. but m not able to access the text box declared using dim i, j as integer dim str as string sub page_Load response.write("<table>") for i=0 to 5 response.write("<tr>") for j=0 to 5 response.write("<td><input type="text" name="txt"" &="" csng(i)="" csng(j)=""></input></td>") next response.write("</tr>") next resposne/write("</table>") str="txt" for i=0 to 5 for j=0 to 5 str1 = request.form(str & csng(i) & csng(j)) response.write(str1) next next end sub The code is getting compiled without any error but the str1's value is null.. what do i do? i wanna create a flexgrid.. pl reply as soon as possible thanks in advance <div class="ForumSig">Tejaswini</div>

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      Paddy Boyd
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      Why not just use the grid view? It can do this...

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        hi everybody, i am new to asp.net. I wanna hav a flex grid that resembles a table where the user can enter the data. i wrote the following code m printing a table with textboxes embedded in it.. but m not able to access the text box declared using dim i, j as integer dim str as string sub page_Load response.write("<table>") for i=0 to 5 response.write("<tr>") for j=0 to 5 response.write("<td><input type="text" name="txt"" &="" csng(i)="" csng(j)=""></input></td>") next response.write("</tr>") next resposne/write("</table>") str="txt" for i=0 to 5 for j=0 to 5 str1 = request.form(str & csng(i) & csng(j)) response.write(str1) next next end sub The code is getting compiled without any error but the str1's value is null.. what do i do? i wanna create a flexgrid.. pl reply as soon as possible thanks in advance <div class="ForumSig">Tejaswini</div>

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        Oh dear... I don't think you've got much idea of what .NET is all about, have you? If you haven't got it already, I suggest you download either Webmatrix or Web Developer 2005 Express Edition (both are free) from here[^] and, if you can't get hold of a good book do some online research[^] and start from the beginning.... good luck

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