.NET Framework - What control available?

Hi,

I have to allow the users to enter a list of strings for a particular
operation. This shoulde be kept in a control like list control. User should
be allowed to remove a selected item.

Is there any control available for doing this?

If not available what would be the easiest option to do this?

Thanks,
Manu

  Harlan Messinger replied to Maanu

A multiline TextBox can be used for this.

  Jeff Johnson replied to Maanu

Not a single control, no. I'd recommend a text box, two buttons (Add /
Remove), and a list box.

  Konrad Neitzel replied to Maanu

Hi Maanu!





You already got two good answers. A nice solution for your problem could be
a grid. Butas far as I know, there is no good grid control that comes with
Visual Studio. (We use devexpress controls, but there are multiple other
control libraries like Infragistics or telerik)

I have to confess that I do not really know any free solutions. The solution
will also depend on your platform (e.g. Windows Forms, ASP.Net, WPF, ...)

For windows forms, maybe
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/grid/csharpgridcontrol.aspx could be usefull.

Konrad

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