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C#/ASP.NET Table control

13-04-2008 02:18AM

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fatherdougalmag

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Probably something real simple but how can I add an empty row to a table in ASP.NET?

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#2 13-04-2008 02:22AM

fatherdougalmag

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Never mind. Cell.Text = " " does the trick.

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#3 13-04-2008 09:54PM

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fatherdougalmag wrote: »

Never mind. Cell.Text = " " does the trick.

That's a bit of a hack, is there no better way?? What version of ASP.NET are you using?

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#4 13-04-2008 11:25PM

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Hack or not it's the best way to do it since any table with nothing in the cell will not be visible, in IE at least.

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#5 14-04-2008 09:45AM

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Yep, it's not an ASP related problem, that will create the empy row no problem, the problem is that some browsers won't render it correctly.

The other thing people do, apart from &nbsp, is to create a 1 pixel transparent gif and put that in the cell (IIRC firefox/mozilla will sometimes render the actual characters &nbsp instead of a blank space).

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