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I'm finishing an .ascx control that takes custom properties. I've made a
generalized administrative form that can be made specific by calling the
user control with a bunch of parameters (e.g. <uc1:IconicNews
ControlsTemplateName="FlashNewsBar" ControlsContentCategoryID="35"
ControlsIconWidth="100" ControlsIconAspectRatio="1.538"
ControlsPhysicalPathForImages=...)
I want customized titles to appear on the administrative forms associated
with my controls, so I have defined an AppTitle custom property for my
control.
I want this title to appear in many places throughout my .ascx. I don't want
to have to define a bunch of individually named Label controls and assign
text to each one.
An analogy from classic ASP: what I really want is the equivalent of
<%=MyAppName%>
Within the context of the declarative markup in my .ascx, what is the
best/cleanest/clearest way to accomplish what I want to do?
Thanks,
-KF
generalized administrative form that can be made specific by calling the
user control with a bunch of parameters (e.g. <uc1:IconicNews
ControlsTemplateName="FlashNewsBar" ControlsContentCategoryID="35"
ControlsIconWidth="100" ControlsIconAspectRatio="1.538"
ControlsPhysicalPathForImages=...)
I want customized titles to appear on the administrative forms associated
with my controls, so I have defined an AppTitle custom property for my
control.
I want this title to appear in many places throughout my .ascx. I don't want
to have to define a bunch of individually named Label controls and assign
text to each one.
An analogy from classic ASP: what I really want is the equivalent of
<%=MyAppName%>
Within the context of the declarative markup in my .ascx, what is the
best/cleanest/clearest way to accomplish what I want to do?
Thanks,
-KF