Splitting a table in a repeater control

[darrel]

I've been doing most of my work in Dreamweaver.

I've been buliding some repeater controls where I put the TABLE tag in the
HeaderTemplate and the /TABLE tag in the FotterTemplate. Seems to work fine,
but VS.NET tags that as an error (since I don't have opening and closing
tags in the same template). Any reason to worry about this, or since it
works when output, just let it be?

-Darrel

[Bruno Sirianni]

Re: Splitting a table in a repeater control

you can use code similar this :

<table>
<asp:repeater />
</table>

and put <tr><td></td></tr> in the ItemTemplate!!

Brun


"darrel" <notreal@hotmai l.com> wrote in message
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> I've been doing most of my work in Dreamweaver.
>
> I've been buliding some repeater controls where I put the TABLE tag in the
> HeaderTemplate and the /TABLE tag in the FotterTemplate. Seems to work[/color]
fine,[color=blue]
> but VS.NET tags that as an error (since I don't have opening and closing
> tags in the same template). Any reason to worry about this, or since it
> works when output, just let it be?
>
> -Darrel
>
>[/color]

[darrel]

Re: Splitting a table in a repeater control

> and put <tr><td></td></tr> in the ItemTemplate!!

but is there a reason I should *not* put the table tags in the
headerTemplate and footerTemplate?

-Darrel

[Bruno Sirianni]

Re: Splitting a table in a repeater control

In header template you can write <tr> for table header (columns names for
example!!) in footertemplate the table footer... :)

"darrel" <notreal@hotmai l.com> wrote in message
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> > and put <tr><td></td></tr> in the ItemTemplate!![/color]
>
> but is there a reason I should *not* put the table tags in the
> headerTemplate and footerTemplate?
>
> -Darrel
>
>
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