C# html table builder

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C# html table builder

published 3 months, 9 days ago, submitted by Tr3v 3 months, 10 days ago

tr3v.net — The purpose of this class is to simplify the generation of basic HTML tables.

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Hey, this look really neat--but I couldn't download it successfully. Could you shout when you fix it?

posted by samdnp 3 months, 9 days ago

The download option is now working, apologies for that!

posted by Tr3v 3 months, 9 days ago

The built-in HtmlTable class in System.Web.HtmlControls can be used in a similar way.

[)amien

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DamienG 3 months, 9 days ago

How about you change the functions so that they return the builder. Then you could do this:
TableBuilder tb = new TableBuilder();
tb.AddHeaderRow("Col 1", "Col2", "Col 3")
.AddRow("col 1", "col 2", "col 3")
.AddRow("col 1a", "col 2a", "col 3a");

Just a thought

posted by aquinas 3 months, 9 days ago

Unless I misunderstand you, does it not do that already?

posted by Tr3v 3 months, 9 days ago

Sorry, after re-reading your post, I see what you mean! I didn't think of that when I built the class, the download is for the source so anyone can adapt it to suit their individual needs. If I get round to it i'll update it to do exactly that as it would be a useful addition. Thanks for the feedback.

posted by Tr3v 3 months, 9 days ago

I've finally gotten around to adding that update, the AddHeaderRow and AddRow methods now return the builder so you can do .AddRow(...).AddRow(...); if you wish

posted by Tr3v 1 month, 5 days ago