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VB.NET Allow users to enter X amount of items on a Form
2019 Community Moderator ElectionASP.NET MVC - Set custom IIdentity or IPrincipalAllowing user specific css templatesVb.net - Select listbox item based on stringGetting ID of record just inserted?ASP.NET Data-bound Dropdownlist that permits manual entry also?Form to allow users to add text and store temporarily before inserting into databaseSQL solution: associating a group of 'attendees' to another table (signing up for an event)How to Insert new item into session without overriding the previous value ASP / VB.NETvb.net storing “i” amount of textbox values in an arrayASP.NET C# eCommerce Create new page dynamically when user post their item
I am writing an order entry portion of our website. In which the user can add items they want to order. My dilemma is storing the items in such a way that I can retrieve them when I call my INSERT SQL statement. The user can add x items to the order, therefore I cannot create a specific amount of fields (rows). Some programmers recommend creating a dynamic table that would be store in a session("table").
What would be the best way to achieve my goal? would it be session stored table? How would I store the table and retrieve the items?
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I am writing an order entry portion of our website. In which the user can add items they want to order. My dilemma is storing the items in such a way that I can retrieve them when I call my INSERT SQL statement. The user can add x items to the order, therefore I cannot create a specific amount of fields (rows). Some programmers recommend creating a dynamic table that would be store in a session("table").
What would be the best way to achieve my goal? would it be session stored table? How would I store the table and retrieve the items?
asp.net vb.net visual-studio
asked Mar 6 at 23:12
Konrad13Konrad13
4911
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You mention "session" but there's no specific indication that this is for an ASP.NET application. That is something that you should indicate with appropriate tags.
– jmcilhinney
Mar 6 at 23:18
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I am writing an order entry portion of our website. In which the user can add items they want to order. My dilemma is storing the items in such a way that I can retrieve them when I call my INSERT SQL statement. The user can add x items to the order, therefore I cannot create a specific amount of fields (rows). Some programmers recommend creating a dynamic table that would be store in a session("table").
What would be the best way to achieve my goal? would it be session stored table? How would I store the table and retrieve the items?
asp.net vb.net visual-studio
asked Mar 6 at 23:12
Konrad13Konrad13
4911
I am writing an order entry portion of our website. In which the user can add items they want to order. My dilemma is storing the items in such a way that I can retrieve them when I call my INSERT SQL statement. The user can add x items to the order, therefore I cannot create a specific amount of fields (rows). Some programmers recommend creating a dynamic table that would be store in a session("table").
What would be the best way to achieve my goal? would it be session stored table? How would I store the table and retrieve the items?
asp.net vb.net visual-studio
asp.net vb.net visual-studio
asked Mar 6 at 23:12
Konrad13Konrad13
4911
asked Mar 6 at 23:12
Konrad13Konrad13
4911
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asked Mar 6 at 23:12
Konrad13Konrad13
4911
asked Mar 6 at 23:12
Konrad13Konrad13
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asked Mar 6 at 23:12
Konrad13Konrad13
4911
4911
1
You mention "session" but there's no specific indication that this is for an ASP.NET application. That is something that you should indicate with appropriate tags.
– jmcilhinney
Mar 6 at 23:18
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You mention "session" but there's no specific indication that this is for an ASP.NET application. That is something that you should indicate with appropriate tags.
– jmcilhinney
Mar 6 at 23:18
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You mention "session" but there's no specific indication that this is for an ASP.NET application. That is something that you should indicate with appropriate tags.
– jmcilhinney
Mar 6 at 23:18
You mention "session" but there's no specific indication that this is for an ASP.NET application. That is something that you should indicate with appropriate tags.
– jmcilhinney
Mar 6 at 23:18
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You mention "session" but there's no specific indication that this is for an ASP.NET application. That is something that you should indicate with appropriate tags.
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