G Guest Nov 15, 2007 #3 sorry a little more detail. use HtmlGeneric to create the "thead" and "tfoot" controls. then add the table rows to them, not the table. -- bruce (sqlwork.com)
sorry a little more detail. use HtmlGeneric to create the "thead" and "tfoot" controls. then add the table rows to them, not the table. -- bruce (sqlwork.com)
S shapper Nov 16, 2007 #4 sorry a little more detail. use HtmlGeneric to create the "thead" and "tfoot" controls. then add the table rows to them, not the table. -- bruce (sqlwork.com) Click to expand... There is another option which is defining the Table Row TableSection property. But I still have a problem: I need to have something like: <tbody id="itemContainer" runat="server"></tbody> I am implementing a ITemplate for the new ListView control. How can I define the tbody id? Thanks, Miguel
sorry a little more detail. use HtmlGeneric to create the "thead" and "tfoot" controls. then add the table rows to them, not the table. -- bruce (sqlwork.com) Click to expand... There is another option which is defining the Table Row TableSection property. But I still have a problem: I need to have something like: <tbody id="itemContainer" runat="server"></tbody> I am implementing a ITemplate for the new ListView control. How can I define the tbody id? Thanks, Miguel