Declaring a variable in aspx page and assigning the value in code behing ASP.Net

[aresung]

Developed a web application in ASP.Net (Framework 1.0), in which I have used public variable

 

which is defined in the aspx page and in the code behind will have some calculations and the

 

assign some value to that variable.

 

Example:

reports.aspx

.....

<TABLE cellSpacing="2" cellPadding="0" width="700" align="center">

<%=tstrHTML%>

</TABLE>

.....

 

reports.aspx.vb

private void displayReports()

{

tstrHTML = "<tr><td align=left>First Name</td>" & _

"<td align=left>Last Name</td>" & _

"<td align=left>Salary</td>"

 

tstrHTML += "<tr><td align=left>Binny</td>" & _

"<td align=left>Federal</td>" & _

"<td align=left>230000</td>"

 

}

 

The application was running fine for the last couple of years and all of a sudden having some

 

problem.

 

Can any one of you help me on figuring out this issue.

 

Thanks

[Diesel]

What is the error message?

 

Nothing is being displayed in the table?

 

From the snippet you posted, I can tell you need to end your table rows....

 

"<td align=left>Salary</td></tr>"

 

"<td align=left>230000</td></tr>"

 

You didn't post the declaration of tstrHTML,but it should have a scope of at least Friend.

[John_0025]

What is the error message?

 

Nothing is being displayed in the table?

 

From the snippet you posted, I can tell you need to end your table rows....

 

"<td align=left>Salary</td></tr>"

 

"<td align=left>230000</td></tr>"

 

You didn't post the declaration of tstrHTML,but it should have a scope of at least Friend.

 

Yep think you need to include the tstrHTML declaration and where displayReports is called.

 

As an aside both the </td> and </tr> tags are optional. You can save a bit of bandwidth by not including them. However, I always use them myself.

[Diesel]

Optional? Blasphemy! In what html spec are you talking about, 4.01?

 

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