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I face a strange problem to access some HtmlGenericControl which created in run time .
How to make the HtmlGenericControl runat ="server"?so i can access it
HtmlGenericControl myli = new HtmlGenericControl("li");
Right because runat is interpeted at compile time it actually creates the control in the .designer file which is basically what you are doing in you .cs (code behind) So creating the control at runtime you need to manually create your Control tree, something that would happen automatically if you were using the designer.
I believe you would create some kind of Structure, Array, Dictionary etc. that would map a list of li’s to their parrent UL then you can interate those in code by pulling a list of li’s by the UL key that the li’s are hashed to.
A Map of lists if you will. So Map.get(“ulKey”) returns a list of li’s you can now iterate and run appropriate code on. Make sense?