Yes, but some devices might render several controls in one line if no breaks
are specified. This way you can have a label and an edit control on the same
line (again, some browsers)

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> I'm building mobile web forms using vs.net
> Is there a limitation when building mobile web forms that only allow one
> control per line?
The Bear - 10 Aug 2004 05:10 GMT
When I try to drag over a control it won't let me place next to another
control. How do I get past this?
ex. two buttons on one line.
T.B.
> Yes, but some devices might render several controls in one line if no breaks
> are specified. This way you can have a label and an edit control on the same
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> > Is there a limitation when building mobile web forms that only allow one
> > control per line?
Alex Feinman [MVP] - 10 Aug 2004 17:41 GMT
You cannot specify that two items are on the same line, but you can make
sure that the first one has BreakAfter set to false and the target browser
*might" position them in a single line

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> When I try to drag over a control it won't let me place next to another
> control. How do I get past this?
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> > > Is there a limitation when building mobile web forms that only allow one
> > > control per line?