As an old ASP programmer I'm used to being able to add and remove form fields as needed.
For example, I can use the same page for adding or editing by simply changing the button.
More importantly, for different circumstances I can make form fields show up, or not by using If statements.
Also, for button actions I can put up an alert like:
'Are you sure you want to delete this company?'

I'm writing an ASP.NET application using C#.
Is there any way I can do this stuff using Webforms?
I'm particularly concerned with the message box for a delete action.

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For anyone interested, I found a bunch of ways to use client side script to control server side controls.
For gaining control of the 'submit' of a form I found this to be real easy and quite effective.
In my Page_Load proc I add this:
<code>
RegisterOnSubmitStatement("submit", "return SubmitMe;");
btnDelete.Attributes["onclick"]="javascript:delRec();";
</code>
Then on the client side I add a javascript (and didn't have to register it):
<code>
<SCRIPT Language="Javascript">
        var fm;
    var SubmitMe = true;
    function Body_Onload()
    {
        fm = document.fmUpdate;
        return;
    }
    function delRec()
    {
        if(!confirm("Do you want to delete this branch and it's users?"))
        {
            SubmitMe = false;
        }else{
            SubmitMe = true;
        }
    }
    //-->
</SCRIPT>
</code>