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textarea Control in ASP.NET

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PURPOSE
I'm trying to create an email webform..

REQUIREMENT
I need a box for users to enter their Message.

ISSUE
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.

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

Thanks
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Re: textarea Control in ASP.NET

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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Re: textarea Control in ASP.NET

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...

Quote originally posted by tgreer ...
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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