how to make different parts in a webform using asp.net?
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use frames. for more information visit\nhttp://www.w3schools.com
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You have to give each of the input tags a different name. \n\nFor example:\n<form action="previousForm.html" method="get" name="form2">\n\n   <input type="hidden" name="hiddenvalue" value="hiddenstuff"><br>\n\n   <input type="Checkbox" name="check1" value="yup" checked>\n\n   <b>Checkbox 1 here</b><br><input type="Checkbox" name="check2" value="yup">\n\n   <b>Checkbox 2 here</b><br><input type="Submit" value="Take a Look" align="MIDDLE">\n\n</form>\n\nOnce you get the selections, you can differentiate between them using the name associated with the boxes.
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http://www.softwaretoolbox.com/store/item_pages/itempage_948.asp
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Not sure if there is a 'best' form creator.  However, Yahoo has templates that you can use.  Go to Yahoo small business site, check out sitebuilder templates.  They may have some forms for you in template format so your site stays consistent.  You'll have to change the html to reflect the appropriate text.  It'll help if you're in a bind.
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make one no... but you can go to freecodesource.com and they have some premade layouts... don't know if you'll find what you're looking for though
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Might try to gleen some from some of these tutorials.\n\nhttp://www.webdevelopersjournal.com/JavaScriptWeenie.html
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That cannot be done with HTML alone. You need a server side language for that
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You want a form.\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/html/html_forms.asp
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there are alot of different ways to do it. I am a amature webdesigner (www.amiridesig.com) \nanyway most of the stuff that I use is from www.hotscripts.com\nbelow is a link to a script that might do what you want.
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http://boston.k12.ma.us/info/assign.asp#how
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Public Sub Command1_Click()\nIf Option1 then \nform1.show\nelse\nform2.show\nend if\nEnd Sub\n\nyou can make web applications with vb, check the types of project you can create with it. (the New... command)
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Assuming you are using WindowsXP, follow these steps;\ntools\ninternet options\ncontent\nAutoComplete\nClear forms
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You need to specify how the form should post. This is by assigning a method of either post or get:\n\n<form method="post" action="somepage.html">\ninput and button go here\n</form>
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check out the yahoo ui library. some very nice sample code. it has some drag and drop snippets that may do what you need.
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Have you tried xsl???\nhere's an example of how to do it:\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/xsl/xsl_transformation.asp
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There are several free sites on the web that will make the form code for you. All you need to do is click a few selections and click submit. After the code is written view it to see how they did it. Saves you lots of time.\n\nhttp://www.htmlbasix.com/forms.shtml\nhttp://www.newbiehangout.com/generators/\nhttp://www.formsite.com/\nhttp://www.formbuddy.com/
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could you be more specific?\n\nYou could do this in Java script. \n\ndepends upon what the Dialog box is supposed to do