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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / Building Controls / October 2003

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Issue with installing IE WebControls06 Oct 2003 00:36 GMT2
I developed an ASP.NET application that uses IE Webcontrols
in one of my pages. I am using the tab strip control.
It worked fine on my devl system as well as the test
system but does not seem to work on prod.
Inner child controls html disappears when property is changed05 Oct 2003 08:32 GMT1
Inner child controls html disappears when property is changed in the
property browser.
My controls applies ParseChildren(false) and PersistChildren(true)
attributes.
disable viewstate of dynamically created checkboxes05 Oct 2003 08:31 GMT1
in a usercontrol I create a table dynamically, and that table contains a lot
of chekboxes. I have set enable viewstate property  to false for the
usercontrol, the table, alle table row, all table cells and all checkboxes
but still the viewstate for the checkboxes is kept. Although I ...
Bind the DataGrid..?05 Oct 2003 08:28 GMT3
How can I get data to  show in a datagrid?
This is what I have tested:
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Dim ConnStr As String
Control Builders04 Oct 2003 08:06 GMT4
I read a little bit about control builders, but I don't exactly understand
them.
In what case would I want to use a builder as opposed to controlling how I
render a control inside of the render method?
dynamically adding user controls03 Oct 2003 04:54 GMT6
I have a web form that has a button called "Add Blank Row".
Every time this button is pressed a new "blank row" user
control should be added to the web form. This is done
dynamically in the button's event handler by calling
Binding to a Custom Component from a Custom Control01 Oct 2003 19:48 GMT2
I have been experimenting with attaching a component
to a custom control as a property.
The property grid correctly lists the available components.
The grid hooks the property to the component and serializes
ParseControl01 Oct 2003 19:43 GMT1
What approaches has anyone found that would allow for
parsing of serverside events when using the
Page.ParseControl method?  I currently have the following
snippet in an xsl file:
Composite Control design time behavior01 Oct 2003 18:53 GMT1
I have created a composite control that combines a Label and a Textbox,
where the label appears immediately above the textbox.  This seems to work
fine at runtime, but at design time, when you drop the control onto a web
form, the control appears as a tiny, empty box on the webform. ...
How to modify User Control attribute at run-time?01 Oct 2003 18:08 GMT2
I created a user control to contain all my navigation items for the website.
I have a title in the nav bar that I set with an attribute in the tag
structure in the ASPX file where I'm using the control.  Here's snippets
from the aspx file:
Facing problems with Dual listbox Custom Server Control01 Oct 2003 16:29 GMT1
I'm facing some specific problem in retaining Viewstate of dual listbox
Server Control  in which I'm actually using JavaScript to transfer items
from left listbox to right box.
I tried to retain items of both the listboxes using viewstates but couldn't
Bind only once (DropDownList)01 Oct 2003 11:10 GMT5
I have a DropDownList on my Webform. This list is bounded to DataSet which
is populate from database.
When load the form, list is filled and all is OK. The problem is, that the
list is small (only 3 items), so I want to preserve the list by ViewState
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