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I am using a System.Web.UI.WebControls.Table control on a screen. (Dot Net
1.1)
My problem is this: The table is programmatically reconstructed on every
postback. Each table row contains two textboxes that are intially set from
the database. None of the items in the table are 'databound'. As of now, if
the previous instance of the screen contained data in the first row boxes,
that data is carried over, even if the boxes text value is cleared in code.
(I have traced through and the boxes are being cleared in code.) Ironically,
under other circumstances I depend on this same 'effect' to get entered data,
but in this case it is completely unwanted.
What is happening here and how can data be carried over in this fashion?
1.1)
My problem is this: The table is programmatically reconstructed on every
postback. Each table row contains two textboxes that are intially set from
the database. None of the items in the table are 'databound'. As of now, if
the previous instance of the screen contained data in the first row boxes,
that data is carried over, even if the boxes text value is cleared in code.
(I have traced through and the boxes are being cleared in code.) Ironically,
under other circumstances I depend on this same 'effect' to get entered data,
but in this case it is completely unwanted.
What is happening here and how can data be carried over in this fashion?