Guys, I'm working on a platform where I manage a specific work process. The idea is to have "employee" users in charge of another "boss" user so that the chief user has a list of tasks in his control panel. When selecting the task, there should be a control panel in which the employees he has assigned (variable number) to the task and for each of these a series of controls to manage the process of preparing said task (a series of checkboxes, buttons, etc). My idea was to make it look like "blog" bone, a div for each user used and within the div layout fields with css. I have not been working in ASP for a long time and I find that the server code and the client code are separated (aspx and cs) and everything turns over to GridView. The GridViews are super rough and I'm not interested in having to use them. But with that separate structure I do not see how to generate client code with a for loop from C #.
If I do not have any choice, I would use GridView but I had thought to use a single column with a higher height, within which I could enter the fields that I needed. But I can not find any way to do it. It's frustrating, used to PHP this does not have flexibility and I want to give it the format I want.
As additional data, the project was already created and does not give me the possibility to change it. I do not have access to people who have worked with him (I'm alone) and I know he uses Framework 2.0 (old I know). I do not know the type of project, although it could be Web Forms. But I have no idea the truth.
Any advice?