I think you misunderstood my problem: First of all: the number of participants is unknown and a organization might register only 1 or maybe 30 participants. Therefore I need the form to be dynamic with regards to the number of rows.
Secondly: I need the sending of data to happen in one go. The "regular" solution to create dynamic rows with a gridview in .NET needs to send data with every participant and is more difficult to edit "live". Hopefully this made things clearer. royend. On 2 Nov, 16:07, Cerebrus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Why not have a "Save" button at the bottom, which allows a user to > submit all created participants to the database in one go, instead of > pushing data to the DB everytime a row insert is made ? > > On Nov 2, 4:07 pm, royend <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi. > > > I am looking for a .NET solution on how to make a form where I can add > > rows dynamically without pushing data to a database before every row > > (e.g. participants) have been registered. I know one solution is to > > add an insert-row at the bottom of a gridview, but this is not very > > intuitive for my users and requires pushing data to a database which > > creates a lot of requests to the database. > > > I have created a simple javascript-solution to my problem and you > > might want to see it at:http://www.absentia.no/kalender.html(don'tmind the > > look of it... > > it's very simple.) > > > However, I still want this done with .NET-elements, like > > <asp:TextBox... /> since these give better performance when using > > codebehind and provide the opportunity to use custom user controls. > > Does any of you know of a solution where I can achieve the same > > instant dynamic form (excluding the aforementioned gridview > > solution...)? > > > Looking forward to your replies. > > > Best regards, > > royend
