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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / Building Controls / December 2004

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Building Nested Controls06 Dec 2004 09:25 GMT2
I want to have a control that can have children like:
<prefix:Parent ... runat="server">
   <Children>
       <prefix:Child .... runat="server"/>
Building controls to work in VS.NET IDE03 Dec 2004 18:22 GMT5
I have a customised class which inherited from the ASP.NET webcontrol (e.g.
a textbox), now I have add in a few properties into this class, and a few
simple script into it. I have build this control, and add it into the Visual
Studo.NET IDE toolbox.
Determine width for label or button02 Dec 2004 22:14 GMT1
Is there any way to determine the width needed for a web.ui.label or
web.ui.button based on it's .text and .font properties?  I know you can do
this with windows.form controls but how could it be done for server
controls.
how it works01 Dec 2004 22:53 GMT2
can anyone please explain me how this .net framework works?
Building a table from within a loop01 Dec 2004 12:56 GMT1
Ive got this loop within a loop and Im trying to build a table. Problem is
when I exit the 2nd foreach loop (having created a new row) I cant add the
new row because it isnt in scope anymore. Basically I have this custom
arraylist containing a name property which has multiple ...
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