ASP.NET

private void CreatePyUser()
{
try
{
int pyNum = Convert.ToInt32(textBox1.Text); //assuming you put a number in this textbox,otherwise the try-catch statement goes straight to catch

for(int py_uNum=0; py_uNum<=pyNum; pu_uNum++)
{
py_user py_user1 = new py_user();
py_user1.ID = "py_user"+py_uNum.ToString(); // assuming you want to access this control later
this.Controls.Add(py_user1);

}

}
catch
{
Response.Write("Please put in a number in the given textbox.");
}

}

private void CreateTable(int x)
{
        HtmlTable table = new HtmlTable();
        for (int y = 0; y <= x; y++)
        {
            HtmlTableRow tableRow = new HtmlTableRow();
            table.Controls.Add(tableRow);
        }
        this.Controls.Add(table);

}

Sundeep Moudgil wrote:

We are designing an application in which a large number of forms with predefiend text have to be presented to the user and the user has to fill in the desired values and post it back to the application. The following 2 solutions are there in my mind :
1. We could have used directly pdf in browser and get the user entered data posted back to the application for processing.
2. Adobe Forms Server (but the S/W is not with me so can't decide on it)

The primary requirements are :

1. The user should be presented with the form in the way he should be able to print it.
2. We need to have control on whether the user can save/print the form or he cannot do so.
3. There may be a need for the form to be presented back to the user at a later stage, with the data filled in by him through an application generated ID.

Thanks,
Sundeep

pavanip wrote:

function openwindow()
{
window.open("AssignedTickets.aspx",'window','width=630,height=620,background=silver,menubar=no, resizable=no')
}

function openwindow()
{
window.open("AssignedTickets.aspx?Param1=Something¶m2=somethingother",'window','width=630,height=620,background=silver,menubar=no, resizable=no')
}

string param1 = Request.QueryString["param1"];

var param1 = document.getElementById('textBox1').value;