Dynamic HTML in ASP.NET

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Hello,

I can manage quite well in ASP but would like some
advice in the best way to achieve dynamic layout
in ASP.NET and still keep the page and code
separate.

Let's say I already have a data source which
contains a few records with a picture link and
a label. That's simple so far but now I would
like to display all the records in a table with
three items in a row, each item maybe in a
bordered cell with picture, label and a checkbox
for selection.

Now the question is what is the most efficient
way of laying this out. I have had a look at the
Repeater control but this will not do as I need
to add the checkboxes programmatically
depending on the item count.

So it seems that I could use a Placeholder control,
loop through my items and add all the table html
using Literal controls. Is this the best way of
doing this, or am I missing something completely?

Any advice will be much appreciated.


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