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Comments by Mohamed El khames Bakir (Top 6 by date)
Mohamed El khames Bakir
10-Jun-15 10:40am
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if you are trying to read values after a postback so propably your textBoxes are already disposed as they are dynamically created ,so you have to stock value before the postback itself.
Mohamed El khames Bakir
4-Jun-15 12:54pm
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why did you use the onclick event on the show buttom doesn't the onrowcommand event do the job ?
Mohamed El khames Bakir
4-Jun-15 11:50am
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then try to do a group by instead of distinct and use min or max aggregate on PACKAGE_STATUS to choose either E or F
Mohamed El khames Bakir
4-Jun-15 6:07am
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no it's a property for html input element and is not related to mvc
and you will not find it just because visual studio will not give you suggestions when you put new{} so obviously you will not find type :)
Mohamed El khames Bakir
4-Jun-15 6:04am
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yep visual studio will not give you suggestions with htmlattributes so you will not find type :)
Mohamed El khames Bakir
4-Jun-15 6:00am
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i mean @Html.TextBoxFor with an htmlattribute wich is a dictionary that contains the HTML attributes to set for the element like type, class, style ...
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