I have 2 controls on the form one id drop down list and the other is
button
The OnSelectedIndex change event handler sets the value of a class
variable to some integer.

I've created a control inheriting from dropdownlist.  What I need is a
RemoveDynamicItems method that would remove only list items that were
added programatically.  Keeping all list items existing explicitly in
the designer (aspx file).  Any ideas?

I have created one base class (which derive from System.Web.UI.Page class)
from which all my web pages will derive. In this class I override the OnInit
method and create a HtmlForm on the fly:
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I'm building a custom LinkButton control that will confirm a deletion
before processing it.
I've tried a few different things, some partially successful, and I
did find someone who had a script that does this (though I didn't like

I've spent the last 2 days searching the Net and Knowledge base for a "working" example of how to change the border properties of a DropDownList box.
Can anyone tell me WHY ! Microsoft would miss out such a major thing like this ? No examples I have tried actually work, even ...

i made a composite control
than i craated a table with a cell and put my control into cell and i
set alignement of the cell to center...the problem is that IE is
showing my control in center of the cell, but mozilla and netscape

I have an asp .net page which includes several custom user controls.
Each user control has its own template (.ascx file)
Now, I want my graphical people to be able to add a link to a stylesheet
file on top of the template file.

I created custom control that inherits from
System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebControl and implements
INamingContainer. But I cannot resize this custom control when I use it in
my other project.

In the page_onInit sub of my page, I'm adding user controls dynamically
using following code :
newControl = page.LoadControl("~/modules/footer.ascx")
page.controls.add(newControl)

I'm attempting to create a Designer for a Custom Server Control that I've
designed.  It doesn't have any interactivity, but I'm trying to spruce it up
a bit by adding an image with my company logo, etc. to the design-time
rendering.  I've done quite a bit of research and have found ...

How can a style, on an HtmlSelect obejct, be set in code?
I tryed:
HtmlSelect s = new HtmlSelect();
s.Style = "width:75px";

I have a page with button and dropdownlist i want to select a number from the dropdownlist so when the page postback it'll create a number of textbox according to the number within the dropdownlist
I successfully did that but i have a problem when i write text within the textboxes ...

I have made an webcontrol with images stored in an database.
I have several subfolders importing the webcontrol. Now the images are not loaded wel because of the place of the webcontrol.
Can i chnage the tag below in the code behind place.
'<td id="Cel3" class="Welcom" ...

I'm continuing to wrestle with getting my custom control to recognize inner property tags that look
like this:
<DaysSelected DataSource="a" DataMember="b" DataField="c" />
This tag is intended to initialize a property in my control that is of type DataInterface. The

G'day All,
Looking at the documentation, it looks like what I'm trying to do is
possible, but I can't get it to work. Any suggestions would be greatful.
I'm trying to make a server control, so the calling aspx code will look