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This C# code example demonstrates event bubbling from a web user control (ASCX) to a parent page (ASPX) and the shows the flow of events through execution. |
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This article explains some subtle differences between loading UserControls with Page.LoadControl and Page.LoadTemplate |
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Tour the state of the UI art in .NET applications, and see how component vendors embrace, emulate, embellish, and extend the GUI's standard elements.
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In this article I will show you how to use reflection to work with user controls that are Just-In-Time (JIT) compiled. The downloadable source code is in both Visual Basic .NET and C#.
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When you add a user control to an ASP.NET page, Visual Studio .NET does not add a control declaration as it does when you add standard ASP.NET web controls. The result is that you can't directly access the user control from the code-behind and progra |
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No one wants to create a form with more than a hundred controls. Fortunately, user controls help you better encapsulate your code |
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Unfortunately, for various reasons, first attempts at sharing User Controls across websites did not work. But now a way has been found to do such sharing. This article will show you how. As it has turned out, the method is fairly simple, but does ha |
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