I'm listing some controls at my web page dynamically, either I'm adding newline with Label's.
Label newLine = new Label();newLine.Text = "<br/>"; myPanel.Controls.Add(newLine);
How can I do it in a different way?
I'm listing some controls at my web page dynamically, either I'm adding newline with Label's.
Label newLine = new Label();newLine.Text = "<br/>"; myPanel.Controls.Add(newLine);
How can I do it in a different way?
myPanel.Controls.Add(new LiteralControl("<br />"));
I would suggest that you don't use
at all. Use CSS to display your controls. display:block on your elements will work just fine. Less messy!
My problem: Add a text to a panel indicating a date range. The text should be placed below an hyperlink.
The CSS solution:
A. Create the CSS class (place it on your page or into a CSS file)
.dateRange
{
display:block;
}
B. Create controls and set the proper CSS class (.CssClass property)
//1. Create the link
LinkButton _btnTitle = new LinkButton();
_btnTitle.Text = Request.QueryString["name"];
_btnTitle.OnClientClick = "history.go(-1); return false;";
_btnTitle.ToolTip = Request.QueryString["name"];
_btnTitle.CssClass = "title";
//2. Add the link to the container
pnlFindTech.Controls.Add(_btnTitle);
//3. Create the label (text)
Label lblDate = new Label();
lblDate.Text = " [ From " + txtDateFrom.Text + " To " + txtDateTo.Text + " ] ";
lblDate.CssClass = "dateRange"; //Here is the trick
//4. Add the label to the container
pnlFindTech.Controls.Add(lblDate);
The final output looks like the this:
Sources:
CSS display Property (w3schools)
Example (w3schools)