September 2003
Intermediate to advanced
1008 pages
26h 5m
English
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HyperLink Control
A HyperLink control looks similar to a LinkButton control. However, there is a fundamental difference: the HyperLink control only navigates to the target URL, while the LinkButton control posts the form and, if the event handler chooses, navigates to the target URL.
The HyperLink control has four specific attributes:
- ImageUrl
The path to an image (rather than text) to display. If this attribute is used, the control appears to the user as identical to an ImageButton control, although the ImageButton control still posts the form and the HyperLink control only navigates.
- NavigateUrl
The target URL to navigate to.
- Text
The text string that will be displayed on the browser as the link. If both the Text and ImageUrl properties are set, the ImageUrl takes precedence. The text is displayed if the image is unavailable.
If the browser supports tool tips and the ToolTip property has not been set, then the Text value will display as a tool tip. If the ToolTip property has been set, then the ToolTip text string will display as a tool tip.
- Target
Defines the target window or frame that will load the linked page. The value is case insensitive and must begin with a character in the range of a to z, except for the special values shown in Table 5-3, all of which begin with an underscore.
Table 5-3. Special values of the Target attribute
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Value |
Description |
|---|---|
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Renders the content in a new unnamed window without frames. |
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Not documented, but behaves the same as |
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