implementing iteration- and conditional-tags with ASP.NET

[jurujuba]

Hi,

I want to write iteration- and conditional-tags with asp.net, but I
found nothing about it in books, MSDN or online-articels.

Could someone please explain me or post a link to an article where is
described how I can do that ?
Maybe I'm using the wrong expressions. Conditional- and Iteration-Tags
is how you call this in JSP.

thanks for your help,
jurujuba

 

[Eliyahu Goldin]

Do you mean server tags that you put in.aspx files like <asp:label ...> and
they would operate like javascript if and for statements?

Eliyahu

Hi,

I want to write iteration- and conditional-tags with asp.net, but I
found nothing about it in books, MSDN or online-articels.

Could someone please explain me or post a link to an article where is
described how I can do that ?
Maybe I'm using the wrong expressions. Conditional- and Iteration-Tags
is how you call this in JSP.

thanks for your help,
jurujuba

 

[jurujuba]

Hi,

yes, that's what I mean. Do I have to use javascript for that ?


the usage of the conditional-tag could look like this:

<mytag:condition execute="true" runat="server">
<b>it is true!</b>
</mytag:condition>


<mytag:condition execute="false" runat="server">
<b>it is NOT true</b>
</mytag:condition>

this code-snippet would result in the output "it is true !" because
the conditional-tag would not execute it's body if execute is set
"false".

How can you do that with ASP.net ?

(I'm sorry, I'm a Java-programmer and new to .net Wink)

And there is another question...
How can I define tags with a body in ASP.NET ?

thanks for your help,
Frank

 

[Eliyahu Goldin]

Frank,

Yes, you need to write server-side scripts for that.

Eliyahu

Hi,

yes, that's what I mean. Do I have to use javascript for that ?


the usage of the conditional-tag could look like this:

<mytag:condition execute="true" runat="server">
<b>it is true!</b>
</mytag:condition>


<mytag:condition execute="false" runat="server">
<b>it is NOT true</b>
</mytag:condition>

this code-snippet would result in the output "it is true !" because
the conditional-tag would not execute it's body if execute is set
"false".

How can you do that with ASP.net ?

(I'm sorry, I'm a Java-programmer and new to .net Wink)

And there is another question...
How can I define tags with a body in ASP.NET ?

thanks for your help,
Frank