How to create TextBox controls in runtime

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Hebert - 29 May 2006 16:38 GMT

Hi... I need to know how to create TexBox controls in runtime and also know
how to named each one
For Example>

If I create 5 TextBox controls in runtime... Each of these must be named as:
txt_01_02_I
txt_02_04_I
txt_03_06_I
txt_04_07_I
txt_05_09_I

For me those numbers mean code that then will serve me in order to save the
information that the textbox controls contain

Thanks a lot for their help

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Kevin Spencer - 30 May 2006 13:08 GMT

Here's a little trick you can use: In Visual Studio's Windows Forms
designer, add a TextBox to a form visually, by adding it from the toolbox.
Allow it to be named "TextBox1" or just take a note of the name. Then open
the Designer code for the form, which is usally called something like
"Form1Designer.cs" and expand all outlining. Do a Find in the code for all
references to "TextBox1" and copy the code to NotePad. That will be all the
code needed to properly add a TextBox to your form. Modify it for each
TextBox you want to add at runtime. And there you go.

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Kevin Spencer
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> Hi... I need to know how to create TexBox controls in runtime and also
> know how to named each one
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> Thanks a lot for their help

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