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I am creating multiple rows of controls programmatically; each containing a checkbox and a textbox.
I would like to somehow identify the id of a checkbox so it will know which textbox to delete. What would be the best way to approach this?
You can make up some sort of naming pattern, for example “cbx-[row num]” for the checkbox and “txt-[row num]” for the text box.
This way you’ll have a bunch of controls named “cbx-1, cbx-2, cbx-3” and matching text boxes named “txt-1, txt-2, txt-3”. Finding a matching “txt-X” for “cbx-X” should be pretty simple.
EDIT: You can use System.Web.UI.FindControl(string) to find a control by it’s id attribute.