When you click on the "Add new row" button the response will be sent back to the page. At this point you'll know that a request to add a new row was received, and you can generate the input fields. On the input HTML-form, another button (say "Add it now!") will be presented. Your ASP page must handle both of these types of requests.
Very important: you're covering a lot of very familiar ground here, and you can be
very certain that suitable ASP-code already exists out there on any number of related websites and forums.
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Actum Ne Agas: Do Not Do A Thing Already Done.
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