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Using webparts within a database application

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Jane Parker - 15 Feb 2008 10:33 GMT
Are there any discussions or examples of the best way to use Web Parts to
allow users to customise a database web application?

I am thinking of the sort of modifications someone would typically want to
make to a data-driven application:
- additional validation
- change the type of control
- change the text/label
- change the validation message
- add a field
- make fields read-only
- hide fields
- move fields
- add links

I am also looking at how a "designer" can make modifications to an
application and then combine the changes they have made into a new
"configuration" that can be deployed out to a select group of users.
Peter Bromberg [C# MVP] - 15 Feb 2008 20:18 GMT
WebParts are indiginous to ASP.NET and are language-agnostic so consequently
you'll probably get more help by posting at the ASP.NET newsgroup.  This
group is really for C# language specifics.
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> Are there any discussions or examples of the best way to use Web Parts to
> allow users to customise a database web application?
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> application and then combine the changes they have made into a new
> "configuration" that can be deployed out to a select group of users.

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