ASP.NET 2.0 Tutorials : Overview of Server Controls
4202ASP.NET 2.0 Tutorials : Overview of Server Controlshttp://www.exforsys.com/content/view/1622/354/ASP.NET 2.0 Tutorials : Overview of Server Controls - In this tutorial you will go through an overview of server controls, adaptive rendering, control state, new controls such as Multiview control, Wizard control, BulletedList, DynamicImage and the FileUpload Control.ASP.NET > Tips and TutorialsOct 10, 2006Exforsys Inc
ASP.NET 2.0 Free Tutorials : Creating Nested Master Pages - In this tutorial you will learn how master pages can be nested within one main master page, build and example nested master page with the help of sample code.
In this tutorial you will learn about GridView Control, features of the GridView control, GridView supported field types and Creating a GridView control on a Page.
VB.NET 2005 Tutorials: Adding Controls - In this tutorial let's discuss about Adding Controls to a Windows Form, Adding Controls using Windows Forms Designer, Adding Controls Dynamically and Setting properties of Controls. Sample source codes used in this tutorial are included. Forms are containers for control objects. All controls have properties, methods and events that can be used to customize their functionality. Controls can be manipulated in the designer mode and code can be added to dynamically add controls at run time.
Using the Parameterized Factory Pattern, we can create a VersionFactory class that returns back a version specific class based on the version type or id passed into the VersionFactory. Not only can we dynamically return a specific class, we can also move methods back and forth between the version specific classes and the VersionMain class without adjusting anything in our ASP.NET pages or outside classes. This enables us to create a default class to handle all standard versions and custom classes for those versions with special business rules while the UI section of our code is obvilious. We don't have store any information in the database stating whether it is a custom class or not. If the custom class simply exists, it is used. Otherwise, the default class is returned. The following is a graphical representation of our class diagram:
As a web application developer, you always strive to give uniform and consistent look to your application. Clients have varied requirements; site should like aesthetic and should have a pleasing look. Good decent font and size and many more styles. We employ many different techniques like CSS, HTML style properties and any known methods to make the things work as desired.
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