Table Control in ASP.NET

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Table Control in ASP.NET

M.SARULATHA
Assistant Professor
Dept. of CA,JJC.
 

 

        ASP.NET table server management displays a table on a web page. It is a NET web administrator so we can configure it with server code such as inserting, deleting table row, cell system. TableRow and TableCell server controls allow us to display Table contents. Table server management displays table data and we can format table server management using methods and structures. The main difference between an HTML table and an asp.net table server management is that we can use table server management using an object model. We usually have to use table server controls when we intend to add system rows and cells (columns) by default during startup.

        Table server management acts as a parent (container) for TableRows controls. The property of the control lines table is a collection of TableRow items. Each TableRow control has a collection called Cells. Cell collection contains TableCell items.

        Actually the table server control displays the contents of TableCell controls. TableCell layout value control that stores HTML text text. you can add and display controls within the Table cell.

        The table has many features to control its appearance such as BackColor, ForeColor, BorderColor, BorderWidth, BorderStyle, Height, BackImageUrl, Caption, CellPadding, CellSpacing, CssClass, GridLines, Font, HorizontalAlign, Style, SkinID and Stable etc. . Or we can change any cell look or individual line and look.

        Table server management can display data from the database. But table control does not provide any assets that we can use to directly display data. The following example code C # explains more about ASP.NET Table server control.

 

<%@ Page Language="C#" %>

 

<!DOCTYPE html>

 

<script runat="server">

 

</script>

 

<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">

<head runat="server">

    <title>How to use Table in asp.net</title>

</head>

<body style="padding:25px">

    <form id="form1" runat="server">

    <div>

        <h2 style="color:MidnightBlue; font-style:italic;">     

            How to use Table in asp.net

        </h2>     

        <hr width="450" align="left" color="Gainsboro" />

        <asp:Table ID="Table1"

            runat="server"

            Font-Size="X-Large"

            Width="550"

            Font-Names="Palatino"

            BackColor="Orange"

            BorderColor="DarkRed"

            BorderWidth="2"

            ForeColor="Snow"

            CellPadding="5"

            CellSpacing="5"

            >

            <asp:TableHeaderRow

                runat="server"

                ForeColor="Snow"

                BackColor="OliveDrab"

                Font-Bold="true"

                >

                <asp:TableHeaderCell>Serial</asp:TableHeaderCell>

                <asp:TableHeaderCell>Name</asp:TableHeaderCell>

                <asp:TableHeaderCell>Value</asp:TableHeaderCell>

            </asp:TableHeaderRow>

            <asp:TableRow

                ID="TableRow1"

                runat="server"

                BackColor="OrangeRed"

                >

                <asp:TableCell>1</asp:TableCell>

                <asp:TableCell>Azure</asp:TableCell>

                <asp:TableCell>#F0FFFF</asp:TableCell>

            </asp:TableRow>

            <asp:TableRow

                ID="TableRow2"

                runat="server"

                BackColor="DarkOrange"

                >

                <asp:TableCell>2</asp:TableCell>

                <asp:TableCell>Beige</asp:TableCell>

                <asp:TableCell>#F5F5DC</asp:TableCell>

            </asp:TableRow>

            <asp:TableRow

                ID="TableRow3"

                runat="server"

                BackColor="OrangeRed"

                >

                <asp:TableCell>3</asp:TableCell>

                <asp:TableCell>Bisque</asp:TableCell>

                <asp:TableCell>#FFE4C4</asp:TableCell>

            </asp:TableRow>

            <asp:TableRow

                ID="TableRow4"

                runat="server"

                BackColor="DarkOrange"

                >

                <asp:TableCell>4</asp:TableCell>

                <asp:TableCell>Crimson</asp:TableCell>

                <asp:TableCell>#DC143C</asp:TableCell>

            </asp:TableRow>

            <asp:TableRow

                ID="TableRow5"

                runat="server"

                BackColor="OrangeRed"

                >

                <asp:TableCell>5</asp:TableCell>

                <asp:TableCell>Cyan</asp:TableCell>

                <asp:TableCell>#00FFFF</asp:TableCell>

            </asp:TableRow>

            <asp:TableFooterRow

                runat="server"

                BackColor="DarkOrange"

                >

                <asp:TableCell

                    ColumnSpan="3"

                    HorizontalAlign="Right"

                    Font-Italic="true"

                    >

                    Number of colors 5

                </asp:TableCell>

            </asp:TableFooterRow>

        </asp:Table>

    </div>

    </form>

</body>

</html>

 

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