I am filling a DataTable in the code behind my webpage and trying to use it to create a "p" tag which has text of the service option followed by an ASPxCheckBox. Problem that I'm having is that I can't seem to get them within the same line, they are separated. Any assistance would be greatly.
The code so far:
Dim dtExample As New DataTable
dtExample.Columns.Add("ID")
dtExample.Columns.Add("Option")
dtExample.Columns.Add("Price", GetType(Decimal))
dtExample.Rows.Add({1, "Engine Flush", 99.95})
dtExample.Rows.Add({2, "Oil Check", 19.95})
dtExample.Rows.Add({3, "Pump Up Tires", 9.95})
dtExample.Rows.Add({4, "Air Conditioner", 69})
dtExample.Rows.Add({5, "Brake Fluid Checker", 49.95})
For Each row As DataRow In dtExample.Rows
Dim cb As New DevExpress.Web.ASPxEditors.ASPxCheckBox
Dim ParaElement As New HtmlGenericControl
ParaElement.InnerHtml = "<p class='serviceoption center' id='" & row("ID") & "'>" & row("Option") & "</p>"
cb.ID = row("ID")
cb.Checked = False
cb.Visible = True
cb.ClientInstanceName = row("ID")
serviceoptions.Controls.Add(ParaElement)
serviceoptions.Controls.Add(cb)
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David Miller
05-Dec-2014a P is a paragraph, if memory serves me right that will always be on a new line.
I suspect you want something like this but using css instead of the inline styles shown below
Norman Reedus
05-Dec-2014Devexpress controls can be difficult to style in some cases. Rather than wrapping your checkboxes within a p tag, I would suggest setting the CssClass property of the AspxCheckboxto a CSS class containing your styling, and setting the descriptive text of the checkbox by using the Text property rather than a p tag.