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Welcome to the Custom Controls section of C# Corner. In this section, you will find various articles, source code samples, tutorials, and resources related to Custom Controls.
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Event Bubbling: Sending a Message from a User Control to the Page Continer
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jeff
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Nov 16, 2009
Sending a message from a web user control to a web page container is simple. Yet the examples on the web are sparse and lack detail. Following this example will help the Software Developer to get a fundamental knowledge of how event bubbling works, and the elements necessary to sending a message from a user control to a web page.
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Docking Controls - Standard and Custom
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Scott Lysle
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Jun 24, 2009
This article addresses the user of the standard 2005 toolstrip container control used in conjunction with toolstrips and discusses an approach to building a custom dockable tool palette.
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Enforce text case with Custom Controls
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Scott Lysle
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Jun 01, 2009
This article shall describe the construction of three custom controls; each is used to format its text content to be either all upper case, all lower case, title case, or normal (as typed) case regardless of the format of the input.
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Web Paging Navigation Control
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Nesreen Maged
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May 22, 2009
WebPagingControl navigation control contain page numbers ,next,back,first,last to navigate in datalist the project cotains web page to test the control working with ajax
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GridView with DataPager in ASP.NET 3.5
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Nipun Tomar
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Aug 01, 2008
To page through data in a control that implements the IPageableItemContainer interface, DataPager control can be used. GridView has its own paging and does not implement IPageableItemContainer interface.
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ASP.NET HTML Postback Custom Control
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Mike Knuckey
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Apr 13, 2007
Web form controls do not offer a complete solution to ASP.Net design and hence HTML tags are still required. Occasionally the need exists for a postback from an HTML tag, this article presents a Custom Control to address this requirement.
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C# Anonymous Methods & The Action Object
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Matthew Cochran
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Apr 05, 2006
Two interesting additions to the 2.0 C# language are the Action<> object, and anonymous methods. The Action<> object lets you specify an action to be performed on an object and the anonymous method lets you specify a method with no body (thus... the anonymity).
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AJAX Repeater control
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Jigar Desai
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Feb 27, 2006
AJAX has been in shadows for a decade now but it started buzzing right after the launch of the Google Earth. This article shows how to create an AJAX Repeater control with item, header, footer, alternative item, and seperator item templates using AJAX and ASP.NET.
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An “Outlook Like” control
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aeddin
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Sep 13, 2007
This is a control that behaves like the Tab control but have visual cues that look more like the Navigation panel in outlook. And since this is more of a tab control than a navigation panel control, you are free to add as many tabs as you like.
The pattern used in coding the behavior of this control was to code the control behavior closer to the “Tab” control behavior than the Navigation panel behavior. Therefore, the control is made of a collection of Tabs; each Tab has 2 drawing surfaces and an Icon. The Icon is used when a Tab is not visible.
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.NET QuarX - Large Professional .NET Component Suite
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Anton Bahchevanov
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May 30, 2007
.NET QuarX is assembled from the product lines of Nevron and Intersoft Solutions. It is a full selection of WinForm and WebForm components, providing professional and very much complete solution for .NET development with a highly competitive, royalty - free licensing scheme. The suite will be distributed under a new brand name - .NET QuarX and a dedicated website – www.dotnetquarx.com. It currently includes the latest Nevron .NET Vision release and the latest Intersoft WebUI Studio.NET release.
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Event Bubbling: Sending a Message from a User Control to the Page Continer
by
jeff
on
Nov 15, 2009
Sending a message from a web user control to a web page container is simple. Yet the examples on the web are sparse and lack detail. Following this example will help the Software Developer to get a fundamental knowledge of how event bubbling works, and the elements necessary to sending a message from a user control to a web page.
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