I am trying to develop a composite control that renders in a specific layout,
depending on the value of the custom LabelPosition property.  The 'layout' of
the rendered control will change depending on whether the value of
LabelPosition is set to Left, Right, Top, or Bottom, as ...

Dear readers,
I'm having problems with creating a custom control that accepts an
array of strings as a property. First I used the following code which
produced a Parser Error

I want to display a dynamic menu using a custom control extending Repeater.
I need a SelectedItemTemplate a bit like in DataList so that I can
highlite the selected menu item.
Basically, it would look like :

I read more and figured out how to build what I needed:
<cc>
 <item></item>
 <item></item>

I'm trying to make some ajax controls, I checked different ajax
controls to find out how they works.
main problem in developing ajax controls is updating other controls in
events that occur in ajax calls.

I need to intercept the event when my control dropped on a WebForm (or
manually added by changin page's source HTML). I know about
IComponentChangeService and its ComponentAdding event, but in which class
should I use it?

I created a virtual directory and in the folder created an html file
which includes an <object classid=...> tag that references a simple
windows forms control dll.  This works perfectly.  Control displays as
expected.

Okay, having the same problem many others are having.
Here is a simple example I cannot get to work:
-- using C#
a) Created an ASP.NET Web Project.

My project that creates the assembly for my custom control references
assemblies for crystal reports, etc. These get copied with copyLocal false
(I"m guessing because they exist in the GAC). The hint path in the proj file
points to the location i referenced from.

I've seen controls like the DataAdapter provide clickable hyperlinks
(well, maybe not hyperlinks, but blue underlined text) in the
description panel of its Properties page.  I'm building a subclass of
an ASP.NET Image control, and would like a button in its Properties

I am trying to build a composite control that contains a few objects, in
particular a calendar and a textbox.
I have the bulk of the control built, however I would like to make some of
the properties present at design time, however I am having some difficulty

A very useful answer from Mike MacMillan a few days ago helped me create the
server control I wanted. It is something like:
<Main:Control>
 <Children>

I have a requirement in which I need to refresh  a single control instead of
teh whole web page. How can I do this asp.net 1.0?

I want to create a custom control (ASP 1.1)...
It's a variable width rollover button with text...  The background is made
up of three parts:  The left side image which should change during rollover,
the background which sits behind the text label and the right edge which

I have been developing a set of custom controls that include several
dynamically generated controls inside them (for example, 'SupportTextBox'
include a textbox, a label, and a validation icon used if the field is
mandatory).  These controls also support AJAX callbacks.  ...