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Gerrit Horeis
Hello NG,
I'm develping a custom control, which should have some further nested
child controls. All works fine but when I'm assigning a skin to the
Control, all childcontrols and even the "Text" property where
"overriden". I can see that because of a break point in the set
accessor of the control (TableCell) where I placed the childcontrols.
Here is a short code snippet that hopefully can explain what I'm
trying to do:
<mycontrols
ialogWindow>
<Content>
<asp:Label etc.... />
</Content>
</DialogWindow>
DialogWindow derives from WebControls.Table
Content derives from WebControls.TableCell
All other needed controlls such as TableRows and further cells are
added in the RenderContents method of my user control
Is someone able to help out!
Thanks in advance!
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Gerrit Horeis
Software Developer
CI-Gate Development & Consulting GmbH
http://www.ci-gate.de
http://www.xira.de
http://www.bitbauer.de
I'm develping a custom control, which should have some further nested
child controls. All works fine but when I'm assigning a skin to the
Control, all childcontrols and even the "Text" property where
"overriden". I can see that because of a break point in the set
accessor of the control (TableCell) where I placed the childcontrols.
Here is a short code snippet that hopefully can explain what I'm
trying to do:
<mycontrols
ialogWindow><Content>
<asp:Label etc.... />
</Content>
</DialogWindow>
DialogWindow derives from WebControls.Table
Content derives from WebControls.TableCell
All other needed controlls such as TableRows and further cells are
added in the RenderContents method of my user control
Is someone able to help out!
Thanks in advance!
--
Gerrit Horeis
Software Developer
CI-Gate Development & Consulting GmbH
http://www.ci-gate.de
http://www.xira.de
http://www.bitbauer.de