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23 Jan 2007 12:03 AM
JM
Here is the situation, we have a website running .Net 2.0 framework.  There
is a page that we use a checkboxlist control for users to designate generic
required file types.  Users would like to be able to add a short note to each
item (for example, the file type would be 'letter of interest' the note would
be '2.'  The file types are system wide, where the notes would be instance
specific.  Can any one think of a way to add a textbox to the control so that
each file type that is selected could have its own note. 

Thanks for the help.

Author
23 Jan 2007 4:24 AM
bhavesh
hi JM,

regarding ur que. u can take repeater control.

I think its best option for ue situation.

just put one checkbox and one text box in repeater.

and according to ur program scenarion u can do ur code on checked
change to make textbox visible true or false.

hope this will help.

JM wrote:
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> Here is the situation, we have a website running .Net 2.0 framework.  There
> is a page that we use a checkboxlist control for users to designate generic
> required file types.  Users would like to be able to add a short note to each
> item (for example, the file type would be 'letter of interest' the note would
> be '2.'  The file types are system wide, where the notes would be instance
> specific.  Can any one think of a way to add a textbox to the control so that
> each file type that is selected could have its own note.
>
> Thanks for the help.
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Author
24 Jan 2007 6:13 AM
bhavesh
hi JM,

do u get ur solution ?

On Jan 23, 5:03 am, JM <J***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
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> Here is the situation, we have a website running .Net 2.0 framework.  There
> is a page that we use a checkboxlist control for users to designate generic
> required file types.  Users would like to be able to add a short note to each
> item (for example, the file type would be 'letter of interest' the note would
> be '2.'  The file types are system wide, where the notes would be instance
> specific.  Can any one think of a way to add a textbox to the control so that
> each file type that is selected could have its own note. 
>
> Thanks for the help.

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