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• Custom Templated Control

  I'm attempting to build a hybrid of the DetailsView control (multi-column). We do alot of data entry webforms, and I'm hoping to speed the process up a bit. I'd like my markup to look similar to the following <cc1:MyForm ID="DataEntryForm1" runat="server" Columns="2"> <ViewTemplate> <cc1:Field Question="What is your name?"> <asp:Label ID="myLabel" runat="server" /> </cc1:Field> <cc1:Field Question

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by djdouma on 8/17/2009
  Filed under: server control, "custom control", TemplateControl, "asp.net", "C#", c# server control

• Re: Custom Templated Control

  I've pretty much got it working by adding a 'FieldControls' property to the Field control. I'd like to remove the 'FieldControls' element. Suggestions? <cc1:MyForm ID="DataEntryForm1" runat="server"> <ViewTemplate> <cc1:Field Question="What is your name?"> <FieldControls> <asp:Textbox ID="txtName" runat="server" /> </FieldControls> </cc1:Field> <cc1:Field Question="What is your

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by djdouma on 8/17/2009

• Re: Custom Templated Control

  I've pretty much got it working by adding a 'FieldControls' property to he Field control. I'd like to remove the 'FieldControls' element. Suggestions? <cc1:MyForm ID="DataEntryForm1" runat="server"> <ViewTemplate> <cc1:Field Question="What is your name?"> <FieldControls> <asp:Textbox ID="txtName" runat="server" /> </FieldControls> </cc1:Field> <cc1:Field Question="What is your

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by djdouma on 8/17/2009

• Re: Abstract Class & Inheritance

  Ido, thanks for your comments. Would you be able to provide a code example which follows along the lines of what I originally posted (two methods, Delete & Add, with two Classes implementing Add with two different parameter lists)? I work better with examples public abstract class BaseObject { public abstract void Add(); public abstract void Delete( int Id); } public class ChildObject1 : BaseObject { public override void Add( string Name, string Desc) { } public override void Delete( int Id)

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by djdouma on 5/2/2006

• Re: Abstract Class & Inheritance

  Thanks James. That make sense. Is there a way to 'hide' the overriden method Add() so that objects that inherit ChildObject1 won't be able to use this method?

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by djdouma on 5/1/2006

• Abstract Class & Inheritance

  I'm new to defining abstract classes, so bear with me here. I'd like to have a BaseObject with the following two Methods; Delete & Add . When I inherit BaseObject into ChildObject1 and ChildObject2 , how do I have a different parameter list for the Add Method? I've posted "example" code below of what I'm trying to accomplish. Thanks in advance for your help. public abstract class BaseObject { public abstract void Add(); public abstract void Delete( int Id); } public class ChildObject1 : BaseObject

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by djdouma on 5/1/2006

• LoadPostData - Custom Child Controls First?

  Hey folks. I have a custom control which has a custom control as a child. Is there a way to have the child controls LoadPostData event raised before the parents LoadPostData?

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by djdouma on 11/10/2005

• Re: Composite Control - Client Side Visibility & Postback

  I may have found a solution. Is this the best why to do it? On another note, why aren't the <code> tags working? What am I doing wrong? <code> Private Sub Page_OnLoad(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load For Each Control As System.Web.UI.Control In Me.Controls If Control.GetType Is GetType(System.Web.UI.WebControls.DropDownList) Then If LCase(CType(Control, System.web.ui.webcontrols.DropDownList).SelectedValue) = "other" Then ShowHideObject(True

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by djdouma on 8/29/2005

• Composite Control - Client Side Visibility & Postback

  I have a composite control which is created at run-time and added to the page programmatically. My control consists of: 1) A Dropdownlist (visible= true ) 2) A required field validator (enabled= true ) 3) A Div (visible= false ) which contains a) A TextBox b) A required field validator (enabled= false ) When someone selects the dropdownlist option "Other", through client side scripting (javascript), I make #3 visible and enable #3b. Everything is fine and dandy! :D The problem is, when I do a postback

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by djdouma on 8/29/2005

• Re: javascript in custom server controls

  Hey Mat. I believe it would register the script twice in your example above. You can check to see if the script as already been registered by using IsClientScriptBlockRegistered

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by djdouma on 3/16/2005