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I query a database and Post() individually each result that meets the criteria of my select statement, and write the results on screen. If my query returns 5 results, I have to individually send all 5 requests. What is the best way for me to send all 5 at the same time (or sequentially) and...

I re-read my post from last night and that is incorrect syntax in one location as well as iterating the index of my foreach loop not the index of the TLP... I think I am following what you mean about using the reowindex of the TLP - but my syntax is still not thar. Google helps :) int...

Only increment the index if the textbox needs to be on a new line... foreach (string label in c.LabelsNeeded) { //Adding in a label Label lbl = new Label(); lbl.Name = "lbl_" + index; lbl.Text = label; lbl.AutoSize = true; tableLayoutPanel1.Controls.Add(lbl); //Adding in a textbox...

I currently had it set-up as to use a TLP, but when was unable to get the formatting exactly like I was after (with 2 textboxes on some lines, and only one on others) I thought I would reach out and see if 1) I was doing it properly and 2) if there was a better way to accomplish the same result.

How would I create the association of textboxes to labels so when there are 2 associated labels they both appear on the same line?

I am want to (by any option from the toolbox) have 2 columns...1 with the field and 1 with answer. What I have trouble with is how to line-up the answer with the field when the field could have multiple answers. I want this output field ---- answer EmpID ID Phone Phone1 Phone2...

Beautiful, thank you!

I think I am confused then as to how to re-use this user control. Would I need to create a uc1, uc2, uc3 each time I need to add an instance to my form? Asking since the code example you provided shows uc1.MyLabel.Text uc2.MyLabel.Text

One more question and I think I got this. How can I change the name on my user control of the label and text box at run time? I tried the below, but this does not change the names, and I verified this was the correct spelling & names UserControl1 uc1 = new UserControl1(); label1.Text = "I...

Apalogies, that is not what I was after. I was just meaning that following the tutorial that JohnH linked over to, I didn't feel like I had a full understanding of how to create a re-usable set of a label and text box. Which is why I added the stackoverflow link so that if I was speaking...

Something like this user control would be sufficient but my coding skill level is way low... c# - How to create many labels and textboxes dynamically depending on the value of an integer variable? - Stack Overflow

From that tutorial - It doesn't seem that would be a feasible solution for dynamically creating multiple labels with text boxes at run time. I'll have to think of a different approach of how to do my coding and syntax if adding a label then adding text box is my best option.

How would I use flow direction to add them in pairs? The other option that seems feasible is to design a UserControl...am googling that one now. EDIT --- Is this a good tutorial on how to create a user control of a label & textbox...

A more experienced user will probably laugh at the predicament I have gotten myself into but here goes. I am dynamically creating labels on a windows form flow layout panel. Perfect, formatting properly, lining up properly hooray! Well....now I need to dynamically create a text box that will...

Thank you for that valuable information! I didn't realize that the FlowLayoutPanel could be set to TopDown that is what I was after.

I know the syntax to create labels dynamically, but how can I control the positioning of labels so that they are created vertically down the page to look like such label1 label2 label3 label4 label5