I just started using visual studio 8, c#, sql, and asp (at the same
time). The last time I programmed was VB5 and I remember if you
copied an object like a text box you would get an array of text boxes
that you can reference in a loop like...
for (x = 0; x <10; x++)
{
textbox(x).text = "Variable X =" + x;
}
Ive searched google ALOT and keep coming up with dynamic ways to
create object arrays, but that seems like a lot more work and harder
to get all the objects to line up.
The site I am working on now (just for fun) is: www.whatmesay.com
on the "recent" page I have 25 objects and simply used brute force
(static names) to fill in all the data from my sql data source it
works but is very ugly and not scalable at all.
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