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Message #1 by "Mats Boberg" <Mats.Boberg@n...> on Thu, 29 Nov 2001 14:00:33 +0100
Hehehe, you really don't trust html coders...



Let them type their html and then you loads it and redesign it... ; )



One of the main thinking with asp.net is to separate design and logic.



The things you want to be dynamic like dropdowns, labels, fields, grids,

list and own controls, you can call an element. A page consists of some

Elements and html i.e. :



<asp:button id=3D"sendButton" runat=3D"server" 

Text=3D"Send"></asp:button>

<asp:button id=3D"cancelButton" runat=3D"server" 

Text=3D"Cancel"></asp:button>

<asp:label runat=3D"server" id=3D"nameLabel" Text=3D"Full Name: 

"></asp:label>

<asp:textbox id=3D"subjectTextBox" Runat=3D"server" Columns=3D"40"

TextMode=3D"SingleLine"></asp:textbox>

<asp:image id=3D"userPictureImage" runat=3D"server"></asp:image>



Then the designer put the element in the html where he wants them.

No risk of the designer ****ing up logic...

You can even put style sheet classes on each element so designer don't

have to add attributes on them like font, color and so on ; )



Like:



<table>

	<tr>

		<td> <asp:image id=3D"userPictureImage"

runat=3D"server"></asp:image>

		</td>

	</tr>

</table>





Mats Boberg







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Fr=E5n: Nicolai Skovmose S=F8rensen [mailto:nss@j...]

Skickat: den 28 november 2001 13:21

Till: ASP+

=C4mne: [aspx] RE: SV: Server Control Question



Well, I want to give the designers complete control of the HTML that the

control outputs and I want it to be simple. The template functionality

that

the datagrid/datalist offers just dosnt give me enough control over the

HTML

output and would mean the designers needing to learn how to use

properbly it

as well.



So I want the control to be able to use the HTML/Layout the designers

provide and not generate HTML pending on some properties, what if the

designer suddenly wants to fill out a dropdown box instead of a table ?

There are numerous possibilities and I need to support them all and

providing them with properties so I can generate code for all of these

possibilities is really isnt an option for me.



So back to the original question : How do I access the data between the

control tag ?



Like this :



<control:test>THIS IS THE DATA I WANT!</control:test>



Regards

Nicolai S=F8rensen

Jubii A/S - Programmer









-----Original Message-----

From: Mats Boberg [mailto:Mats.Boberg@n...]

Sent: 27. november 2001 16:34

To: ASP+

Subject: [aspx] SV: Server Control Question





I think the easiest way; is to define your own header, footer, and data

rows that the designer can set attributes on and use and not you

changing data in their design. What if they want to change the layout

add a <td></td> or <tr></td>



-----Ursprungligt meddelande-----

Fr=E5n: Nicolai Skovmose S=F8rensen [mailto:nss@j...]

Skickat: den 27 november 2001 16:11

Till: ASP+

=C4mne: [aspx] Server Control Question



Hi people,



Im building a server control to handle and display data from our content

database. Anyway I need to access the layout the designers provide. And

then

replace their keywords with my data.



They will put the control on their page like this :



<ChannelControl:News>

	<table>

		<tr><td>bleh</td></tr>

	</table>

</ChannelControl:News>



My question is, how do I access the HTML in between the start and end

tag ?



Thanks in advance

Nicolai S=F8rensen

Jubii A/S - Programmer



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