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Table control and ViewState
Originally posted by : Marty Senrick (marty.senrick@dfa.state.ny.us)Hi, Is there a way to to save a Table web server controls dynamically added rows to the ViewState? This would save dynamically recreating these rows on postback.Thanks, Marty Senrick
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Originally posted by : steve schofield (steve@aspfree.com)if you have EnableViewState=true on your page, then they should be preservedon postback.if !(Page.IsPostBack ){ // then create the table}else //the page has been posted{//don't need to create the table....}------------Marty Senrick at 1/4/2002 10:11:50 AMHi, Is there a way to to save a Table web server controls dynamically added rows to the ViewState? This would save dynamically recreating these rows on postback.Thanks, Marty Senrick
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