Hi, does anybody know if its possible to code for the absolute positioning.
I have noticed that vs.net applies these attributes to any webcontrol. This
is how you are able to move your control around in the designer.
I'd like to include the left and top as properties of my custom ...

I need some help please. I have created a composite control that have a
collection of items associated with it. Now I want to save this to the view
state of the control, but the LoadViewState method does not get called so I
can get the collection out of the view state.

I have 2 properties "P1" (enum) and "P2" (Color).
When I set P1 I change the value of P2.
Although the value of P2 is changed in the property window, when I switch to
html view the value is not written in the control tag while the value of P1

Suppose I have a control that by default, all the properties and text
rendered is English.  If supported, and the user changes to say, arabic, is
it possible for me to change the control enumerations also in the property
editor so that it looks Arabic?

Has anybody ever seen a situation in a custom control where
CreateChildControls is not being called? I've set a break point in the
method and it is never hit (in addition, none of the controls that are
supposed to be created are not being created so I'm reasonably certain it

I have a usercontrol (a textbox with dropdown calendar that fills the
textbox with the selected date) that I implement in a datagrid in a webform.
On first loading the page, the datagrid's visibility is set to 'false', and
so the UC depCal is not rendered on the page.  Hence the ...

Is there any way to catch (and handle) exceptions in the ProcessPostData or
ProcessPostDataSecondTry methods?
p.s.
From custom web control.

I am hiding the contents of a table cell with
display:none like the following:
When I do this and while hidden the row still takes up
some vertical space.  How can I best use div elements to

I'm replacing my <a href="default.aspx">ClickMe</a> with a
<ptc:a href="default.aspx">ClickMe</ptc:a>
How do I create code within my web custom control to capture my "ClickMe"
text?

I've been reading a lot's of Q&A on user controls but none seem to
answer my question. Here it is. I need to add dynamically a user
control, in a htmltablecell, in an asp.net page (done in VB). This is
the way, that I thought, was the wright way doing it:

I'm a learner of ASP.Net.
I want to try out a custom control of my own.
I'm not getting a clear of how to add my own properties to
the control apart from the common properties like text,

public event EventHandler Logon {
   add {
       Events.AddHandler(EventLogon, value);
   }

Is there a way to invert a control like  text box? I am trying to make an
interface that will look like a tablet if you turn a laptop to the side.
This will enable the users in the company to use the touchscreen laptops
that they have like they use tablets on other areas of our ...

I'm a total newbie, so this might be stupid...
Anyway, I've created an expanding tree of categories control, based on
DataList.
It works almost fine, but I can't make it return the value of the last

I'm a total newbie, so this might be stupid...
Anyway, I've created an expanding tree of categories control, based on
DataList.
It works almost fine, but I can't make it return the value of the last