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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / Building Controls / July 2005

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CollectionEditor Remove button event?11 Jul 2005 17:42 GMT3
I have a custom CollectionEditor.  It's not very customized, and is
almost the same as any standard CollectionEditor.
A problem I have, which isn't really a problem, but is irksome, is that
when I go into the CollectionEditor and click on the Remove button, the
Web Form Designer deleting collection markup on Custom Server Control10 Jul 2005 12:37 GMT2
I am trying to implement a custom server control which exposes a collection
and uses the ParseChildrenAttribute to populate it from child elements of
the controls aspx markup.  In fact I am simply starting with Microsoft's
"ParseChildrenAttribute Sample".  I have made no changes ...
How to render an embedded image at design-time?08 Jul 2005 21:38 GMT4
I have a custom web server control, specifically a composite control,
that includes an image button. The image button takes an ImageUrl
property that renders at _runtime_, but at design-time the image does
not render unless the user chooses an image.
Render and Image on a Button08 Jul 2005 20:05 GMT6
Greetings, all...
I'm having some issues with extending the
System.Web.UI.WebControls.Button. I want to add an image to the button
that will render on the button face itself. Think of the 'Back' button
Using the same User Control multiple times on one page07 Jul 2005 20:34 GMT1
How can I reuse a User Control multiple times on a single page?
I have one created that pulls and hyperlinks the most recent news items from the database.
I want to reuse it multiple times, one instance in each javascript dropdown menu on the page.
I plan to pass the catagoryID via ...
Tool to monitor/trace all method calls?07 Jul 2005 13:25 GMT2
Debugging in .NET is so obnoxious.  More often than not, due to the
whole object oriented thing, the errors I'm getting are inside of
objects that I then have to open up and poke through.
I can do that.  It's not the end of the world.  But it takes forever.
ASP.NET User Control05 Jul 2005 21:25 GMT1
I have a user control that has a text box in it.  Well what I would like to
happen is when a user changes the text my aspx page will know and fire so I
can run some code behind.
I have tried many things and have looked on google but can't find what I am
Accessing User Control inside Datagrid04 Jul 2005 14:33 GMT1
I've created a simple user control (dynamically populated dropdown list
via database) and dynamically added it to a datagrid. There are 9
instances of this control in the datagrid.
My problem is accessing the control itself. I need to be able to loop
Immediate v. Delayed Delegation of Properties in CompositeControls01 Jul 2005 14:11 GMT1
Going nuts looking for someone who can solve this riddle...
ControlBuilder -- according to what I've seen -- parses attributes of
declarative tags in alphabetic order, then parses nested tags in alphabetic
order.
Rendering Custom Control during design time01 Jul 2005 04:35 GMT2
I have been creating simple custom controls that is able to be added to the
Visual Studio toolbox and drag & drop to my aspx pages. The main thing i
need is visual representation during design time.
In order to do this, i override the render method and insert html codes.
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