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How to create a nice Order page?

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    Hi, I want to create a page with Ajax support that has a table showing 20 products the use may buy. The user must fill the quantities (for the desired products) and leave some (or all) blank then click the submit button. When he clicks submit I'll execute some code that update the db order table and fill the html with the next 20 products (if any), that's why I'm gonna use ajax. My questions are: 1) What controls should I use to repeat the table lines 20 times (or less if there is not 20 items left) 2) How do I trace what products have quantities not empty? Thanks, Dirso. PS: Sorry for this n00b question

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      Hi, I want to create a page with Ajax support that has a table showing 20 products the use may buy. The user must fill the quantities (for the desired products) and leave some (or all) blank then click the submit button. When he clicks submit I'll execute some code that update the db order table and fill the html with the next 20 products (if any), that's why I'm gonna use ajax. My questions are: 1) What controls should I use to repeat the table lines 20 times (or less if there is not 20 items left) 2) How do I trace what products have quantities not empty? Thanks, Dirso. PS: Sorry for this n00b question

      Thanks, Dirso

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      look at GridView[^], here are some examples1[^], Example2[^]

      Yusuf Oh didn't you notice, analogous to square roots, they recently introduced rectangular, circular, and diamond roots to determine the size of the corresponding shapes when given the area. Luc Pattyn[^]

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