All articles with keyword "ASP.NET Controls"

ASP.NET Repeater Control's ItemDataBound Event

In the previous tip, you saw how to use a Repeater to respond to events generated within the Repeater. This tip will show you how to work with the fields and da...

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Binding to Alternate Data Sources

Two of the controls introduced with .NET were the validation control and the validation summary control. I do a lot of server-side validation and I liked the...

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Control the Layout Of Your Input Forms

Although many of your input forms will have a fixed number of fields, in some cases you'll need to vary the number and configuration of your controls. This...

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Creating a Composite Web Control

Adding user controls to a web application is a fairly easy thing to do. You essentially create a portion of a web page, add your HTML, and then use the con...

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Creating a Form Using Placeholder Controls

Previous tips explained how to use a Repeater control to build a dynamic form containing some number of text box controls. However, you may have a case in wh...

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Using RadioButtons in a Repeater

The ASP.NET Repeater control is one of my favorites, mainly because it is fully customizable and it allows me to build many types of applications. However,...

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Using the ItemCommand Event of the Repeater Control

I'm a bit of an HTML purist, so I love the Repeater control. It allows me to specify exactly which HTML ASP.NET uses to create a table, list, etc. without ...

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Using the ItemDataBound Event of the Repeater

Each time a data record is added to the Repeater control, an ItemDataBound event is fired. Within the event, you can access the controls that are created, ...

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