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Dominic
I know you can't inherit from 2 controls. If it were possible it would
most intuitively handle my requirement:
Currently I have 3 common properties I need on all input controls. I
need to allow developers a means to set the properties in the design
page. And reserve the possibility that a common element may need to be
added in the future.
So I re-define all input controls in WebControls, all inheriting from
their appropriate class, i.e. myTextBox inherits TextBox, myDropDownList
inherits DropDownList, etc. I know I could create a separate class with
the 3 properties I need to add, and set a variable in each of the
myControls to an instance of that class to get all the properties there,
but then developers can't set the properties in design mode, i.e.
<myControls:myTextbox myProperty1="value" />
Anybody have a more efficient suggestion other than copying/pasting the
identical properties in each myControl definition?
most intuitively handle my requirement:
Currently I have 3 common properties I need on all input controls. I
need to allow developers a means to set the properties in the design
page. And reserve the possibility that a common element may need to be
added in the future.
So I re-define all input controls in WebControls, all inheriting from
their appropriate class, i.e. myTextBox inherits TextBox, myDropDownList
inherits DropDownList, etc. I know I could create a separate class with
the 3 properties I need to add, and set a variable in each of the
myControls to an instance of that class to get all the properties there,
but then developers can't set the properties in design mode, i.e.
<myControls:myTextbox myProperty1="value" />
Anybody have a more efficient suggestion other than copying/pasting the
identical properties in each myControl definition?