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I'm trying to create an email webform..

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I need a box for users to enter their Message.

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In want to use TEXTAREA but I dont know whether its available in ASP.NET server controls..But certainly TEXTAREA control is available on the client HTML section.

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Are there any other SERVER controls available to achieve the effect similar to TEXTAREA..

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duh...Whats the matter with me...

I right clicked the TEXTAREA and made it RUN as a Server Control....Its working fine..

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You can also set the "multiline" property of the standard TextBox control. That control will either render an <input> element or a <textarea> element, depending on the properties you set.
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Thanks ..

TextBox1.TextMode = TextBoxMode.MultiLine

It works fine...

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You can also set the "multiline" property of the standard TextBox control. That control will either render an <input> element or a <textarea> element, depending on the properties you set.
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