Building Fully Rendered Controls
Let’s start by creating a simple fully rendered control. When you create a fully rendered control, you take on the responsibility of specifying all the HTML content that the control renders to the browser.
The file in Listing 36.1 contains a fully rendered control that derives from the base Control
class.
Listing 36.1. FullyRenderedControl.cs
Note
Add the control in Listing 36.1 to your App_Code folder. Any code added to the App_Code folder is compiled dynamically.
The control in Listing 36.1 inherits from the base Control
class, overriding the base class Render()
method. The control simply displays whatever ...
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