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• Re: ITEMPLATE Collection

  You can't really do that. What you can do is have a collection of objects which have a template property. This is what the DataGrid does. <controls:mycontrol id='theControl' runat='server'> <columns> <column headerText="first column" > <columnTemplate> Template Content </columnTemplate> </columns> <column headerText="second column" > <columnTemplate> Template Content </columnTemplate> </columns> </controls:mycontrol>

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by andy smith on 10/18/2004

• Re: Passing values between two listboxes

  You can use my free DualList control.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by Andy Smith on 9/26/2004

• Re: Inherited Control and Property Values

  http weblogs asp net asmith archive 2003 08 20 24765 aspx Check out that blog post It s in c but hopefully you ll get the gist

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by Andy Smith on 9/8/2004

• Re: Removing Enabled attribute of WebControl

  To get this behavior, you'll have to override Render with something like this: Me.oTextBox.Enabled = Me.Enabled Me.Enabled = True MyBase.Render( writer )

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by Andy Smith on 8/30/2004

• Re: DropDown type of property for server component.

  you can use code similar to this to make your string property have a dropdownlist UI in the propertygrid. Just change it to get your data instead of getting a list of server controls.

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by Andy Smith on 8/17/2004

• Re: DropDown type of property for server component.

  I can tell you how to create a dropdownlist for a string property, but how do you plan on knowing/setting the database connection string at design time?

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by Andy Smith on 8/16/2004

• Re: building server controls that expose Style objects, but that have text-align attribute?

  "Most commmon/easy" and "best practice" are often conflicting goals. The easiest way to achieve a TextAlign property is to simply create the property on the control and modify the .Style collection before Render. The proper solution is to create your own Style derived class. The reason it is better to do this, is so a user can Copy/Merge styles. If you need help doing this, just ask.

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by Andy Smith on 8/15/2004

• Re: Advice requested on designing complex composite controls that change layout...

  While there may be specific times which a different path should be taken... generally the best structure to use when building a multiple-view control is to build a composite control in which ALL the views are always instantiated. You decide which view is shown at render time by manipulating the Visible property of the different areas.

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by Andy Smith on 8/15/2004

• Re: Getting correct eventTarget for __doPostBack

  You should be using the Page.GetPostBackEventReference method to generate the script that calls __doPostBack. That method will always create the correct script regardless of the control's location in the control heirarchy.

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by Andy Smith on 8/4/2004

• Re: remove property or method from control which inherited from web control

  You can't really "remove" an inherited member. Although, you can hide them from the propertygrid/intellisense by applying the Browsable(false) and EditorBrowsable(false) attributes.

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by Andy Smith on 8/4/2004