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Default How to create new textboxes during runtime?When user clicks on a button textbox shouls appear.

Can any body help me with the code used to dynamically create textboxes
during run time .
I am having 2 textboxes Name and Phone number , Aligned side by side.
Now if user wants to add another person's contact details he will click
on button with caption "+" .I want that when he clicks on this button
two textboxes Name and Phone number shouls appear below the previous
Name and Phone Number text box.
III'ly if he wants to add one more person's name and contact he will
again click on the "+" button and then again 2 new text boxes should
appear below the 2nd person's text boxes.

Kindly help me with how to give the position of the textboxes to be
created during run time,how to make them and later how to access the
values of these dynamically created textboxes .

 
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