I'm not sure if I'm missing something here, or not approaching this
the right way, but here is my problem.
I have a page Page.aspx that contains a user control Control.ascx.
In the Page_Load of Page.aspx I have the following:

We are building an extensive library of Webform and Winform controls, and I
have a lot of questions about how to control distribution of our control
assemblies to our own developers.
Here's one:

I've built a composite control which I then put into a
datalist control. When I run my web page I only get one
rendering of my composite controls all of the other items
in the list are the default text from the control. This

Hi, everybody
I have a problem with the events in a web page.
I have a botton with a method that should execute a method on mouse click
but for some reason (that I don't know) it is executing the page_Load before

I'm trying to create a LinkButton in program code and
raise click event to a function.
Here is the code:
  Private Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, _

I have a page where I want to programatically call a UserControl and
get the HTML of that control for more processing. I have looked at the
msdn documentation for the RenderControl method, but I can not get the
complete HTML of the control for some reason. The ShortList control

I cannot access a server control that is nested in a
template control...like so:
<dtag:PageTemplate runat="server" id="myPageTemplate">
<MAINCONTENT><asp:PlaceHolder ID="quoteContent"

The LabelProp property in properties-palette is expandable, so it is OK. The
problems are:
1.  LabelProp is not persistent
2. When I change LabelProp.Text in properties-palette, MyControl is NOT

I want to take a collection of objects in an Arraylist
and turn them into a datatable so I can set it equal to a
dataview.  I want to use the sorting features of the
dataview in a DataRepeater.

I built a custom web control and can add it to the
toolbox. However when I drag the control onto a web form
niether the control tags nor the "register" directive get
created.  My class looks like the following, does anyone

Everyone,
In order to promote code reuse, I've setup a web control (.ascx) in a
standalone vs.net project.  I can then reference this project in any web
application.  The trick is to setup a virtual directory that points to the

Guys,
I developed a new DropDown control (that I use a lot).
Basicly, it goes to sql an got data on a predefined table and shows itself
on my form. It works fine.

Folks,
I am trying to create an extension to a RequiredFieldValidator control.  Throughout the development cycle, I use a test form and, on each iteration, I remove the last version of my custom control from the test form, remove it from the ToolBox, ensure that all references ...

    I wish to format the data in one of the columns of a
datagrid so that it does not display more than 3 decimal
places. I have a datagrid call dgjobs and I have the
following code.

I have derived of DataGrid to give functionality of an expandable dataGrid
(similar to article in October2003 MSDN). I have override the LoadStateView
and SaveStateView to save the extra properties I have added to the derived
class.