Murach's ASP.NET 2.0 with VB 2005
How to develop user controls
This chapter shows you how to group multiple elements into a single user control that can be used on multiple pages in a web site. Then, when changes occur, you can modify the user control instead of having to make changes on every page.
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A web page that contains three
user controls |
726 |
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A procedure for creating and using
user controls |
726 |
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How to add a user control to a
project |
728 |
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How to design a user control |
728 |
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How to code a user control |
730 |
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How to expose properties, methods,
and events |
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How to add a user control to a
web form |
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The aspx code that's generated
when you add a user control to a form |
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How to write code that works with
properties, methods, and events |
740 |
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The design |
742 |
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The ascx file |
742 |
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The code-behind file |
742 |
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