I have a custom control which consists of dropdownlist and textbox called
ct1.  The problem is that when i set a property of the dropdown list in the
itemdatabound event of the repeater it uses that property value for all ct1
controls in the repeater.

   I have been given the assignment of creating a custom datagrid for
our company. The specs are pretty simple: 1) Use a webservice to
populate and do other processing tasks.
   So far I made a test web service and derived it from a common

I have built a custom control that has, as one of its properties, a
collection of another custom control. So controlA has property of type
controlBCollection. At design time it looks like:
<asp:controlA runat="server">

I've developed a custom access list user control.
The control has a drop down list of people which is populated using a
sqlDataSource
Whenever I try to refrence the items in the list of people I get a null

I am using the .net calander control and it return the date in MM/DD/YY.
Where the server is setup DD/MM/YY.
Can am one tell me why date would come out diiferent to the server regional
seting?

I have built a custom control with a hidden html input box.  I use this
hidden field to hold a value that i wanted posted back to the server after
the click event of a page button.
Within this event, i am able to access the hidden field value through a

I have an ASP .NET web application and I am using the calender control to
display the month view and some events that are scheduled to happen during
the month. Whenever the user selects a month, the page re-loads to show the
update calender view. I would like to make it as seamless ...

I want to create a horizontal menu on my website being built using
asp.net2 with menu items based on the "role" of the user who logged into
the system.Role iformation will be read from database...
For ex:

           I am new to ASP.NET 2.0 and fascinated to develop some user
controls in it.
       so, before proceeding for this i want to know what new features
ASP.NET 2.0 provides us to do the same.

I'm using VS 2005.
I created a sample composite control with a textbox and a button.  I'm
having problems getting the button event.
The control implements IPostBackEventHandler.  Is it necessary if I

I'm using .NET 1.1 and I've created a server control that writes javascript
to the output writer.  The control works great, except when I add additional
controls.  The problem is that each control writes the same javascript block,
which causes a stack overflow when it is executed ...

I've built a few UserControls that have worked perfectly for a while. Now,
for the first time, I want to use these controls inside a Data-Bound Repeater
control.
When the page first loads, my control works perfectly. But any kind of

 I've created a Custom Composite Control that creates a number of
children -- Hidden Input Fields, to be exact.  Because my control
implements INamingContainer, I can't guaruntee what the names or IDs of
these children will be after the control is rendered.

I have a simple composite control with the following attributes:
       [
       Bindable(true),
       Category("Appearance"),

I've created a web server control that should raise a ValueChanged event when
the user changes the control's value and clicks submit (AutoPostBack is not
desired).  The control works well, until I drop another control of its class
on the form.  Then the RaisePostBackEvent fires ...