> Is it best to always put the webcontrols in the aspx file or is it sometimes
> better to create them (new) in the code behind? I see the standard/easiest
> way is to place them in the aspx, but are there common situations where your
> output is conditional and it's better to just do it in the aspx.cs file?

"Brennan Stehling" <offwh***@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> When you want to have a control shown or hidden depending on a certain
> context you can set the Visible property of your controls.
>
> Normally what I do is wrap multiple controls within a Panel or
> PlaceHolder control and set the Visible property as needed.  You may
> also want to look at the MultiView and Wizard controls.  Those provide
> automatic show/hide functionality with added features.
>
> Brennan Stehling
> http://brennan.offwhite.net/blog/
>
> brown wrote:
> > Is it best to always put the webcontrols in the aspx file or is it
sometimes
> > better to create them (new) in the code behind? I see the
standard/easiest
> > way is to place them in the aspx, but are there common situations where
your
> > output is conditional and it's better to just do it in the aspx.cs file?
>