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I'm new to asp.net.
I have an ASP.Net form that contains literally 50 fields for the user to
enter for a contacts details.
All these fields are stored in the one table.
So I have a class that I load the values into and out of.
All that is fine.
The issue is that the form is very long vertically by the time I've added
calendar controls and field validators etc.
So the user has to do a lot of scrolling to work their way through a form.
What's the best way to handle lots of fields on the form please?
Should I use tabs or something like that?
Does tabs or such mean having multiple pages?
How could I keep the details in the Contacts class across multiple pages?
As you can see, I'm just not sure how to approach the issue.
Any help would be appreciated.
I have an ASP.Net form that contains literally 50 fields for the user to
enter for a contacts details.
All these fields are stored in the one table.
So I have a class that I load the values into and out of.
All that is fine.
The issue is that the form is very long vertically by the time I've added
calendar controls and field validators etc.
So the user has to do a lot of scrolling to work their way through a form.
What's the best way to handle lots of fields on the form please?
Should I use tabs or something like that?
Does tabs or such mean having multiple pages?
How could I keep the details in the Contacts class across multiple pages?
As you can see, I'm just not sure how to approach the issue.
Any help would be appreciated.