If you are trying to set the color at runtime, it can be done by assigning it in the pageload method. To do this, simply add this.TextBox1.BackColor=Color.Black; to the PageLoad Method. To set the allignment, an ASP textbox control doesn't have this in the code behind, but I believe you can use TextBox1.Attributes["align"]="right"; If that doesn't work then use an HTML text box and add the attribute -%26gt; runat="server" to the HTML where it is implemented. Then use the code behind to modify that as shown above.
Finally, I've never used bullets in a textbox, so just search google for that and if there is a way, you can find it there.
Good luck!
In c#.net with asp.net how to set the color,alignment,bullets in textbox at runtime?
Use the Page_Load or OnPreRender events.
If you are using Visual Studio then the Intellisense will tell you what properties a textbox has.
Reply:All above is presentation and not logic.
So, I strongly suggest to use CSS to set those attributes:
- give ID to TextBox control
- use that ID as reference in CSS file to set attributes
If runtime action is needed (change of those params to something else), use javascript:
- locate control by ID given using DOM (Document Object Model)
- use attributes of object in your javascript code to change them
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