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<Script language = JavaScript>
VaR I = 0;
VaR rowindex = 12;
Function addrow ()
{
Otr1 = table1.insertrow (rowindex ); Otd1 = otr1.insertcell (0 );
Otd2 = otr1.insertcell (0 );
Otd3 = otr1.insertcell (0 );
Otd4 = otr1.insertcell (0 ); Otd1.innerhtml = "<input type = text name = Name" + I + "> ";
Otd2.innerhtml = "<input type = text name = num" + I + "> ";
Otd3.innertext = "<input type = text name = post" + I + "> ";
Otd4.innertext = "<input type = text name = type" + I + "> ";
I ++;
Rowindex ++;
} Function readvalue ()
{
VaR info = "";
VaR objinfo = Document. getelementsbyid ("txtinfo"); // txtinfo is a server control.
For (j = 0; j <I; j ++)
{
VaR temp = "";
VaR objname = Document. All ("name" + J );
VaR objnum = Document. All ("num" + J );
VaR objpost = Document. All ("Post" + J );
VaR objtype = Document. All ("type" + J );
Temp = temp + objname. Value + "\" + objnum. Value + "\" + objpost. Value + "\" + objtype. value;
Info = info + temp;
}
Objinfo. value = Info;
} Function deleterow ()
{
Rowindex --;
I --;
Table1.deleterow (rowindex );
} Used in C # code
String [] STR = textbox1.text. Split ("\\");
Extract the separated strings. Note: you cannot set the visible of txtinfo to false. Otherwise, JavaScript cannot be read. For example, <type = hidden> C # cannot be read. My approach is: set the width and height of txtinfo to 0, and bordercolor to the background color. |
