HTML Server Controls V/s. Web Server Controls?
How does one understand when to use HTML Server Controls & when to use Web Server Controls in a Web Form? In other words, when should HTML Server Controls be used & when should Web Server Controls be used in a Web Form?ThanksRON*********If you have an apple & I have an apple & we exchange our apples, then each of us will still have only 1 apple but if you have an idea & I have an idea & we exchange our ideas, then each of us will have 2 ideas
Web Server Controls should always be used. HTML Server controls were meant so that a standard HTML page could ...
Web Form Server Controls Vs. HTML controls
Hi1. What is the difference between Web Form Server controls and HTML controls with runat="server" attribute.e.g. <input type="text" id="mytext" runat="server"> Vs. <asp:TextBox id="mytext" />2. Why we should not use the normal HTML control instead of Server Controls since HTML controls are rendered on client side the performance in using them will be much better that using Web form server controls. Pls. can somebody explain this.- Anand
one thing i know.
there are much more options for the web controls.
and web controls are easier to use than the http controls.
for exampl...
html server controls and web server controls
hello
what is the difference between html server controls and web server controls?
what is the main goal of converting html elements to html server controls , so why i can directly use the web server controls instead of converting process?
thank you for the help and for the time
If you convert a normal html control to a html server control then you can work with and reference it programmatically.
MS advises using web controls where possible. But if your application uses vast amounts of html controls its far easier to just apply runat="server" than to re invent them a...
HTML Server Control or Web Server Control?
Hi,
Being new to ASP.NET I have one thing confusing me much.
1. Whats the major difference between HTML Server Control and Web Server Control?
2. Whats the advantage of processing all the HTML Controls in Server?
Server will not be overloaded with this?
Which one should I use?..Plain HTML or HTML Server Control or Web Server Control?
Thanks and Regards
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Hi Colt,
Thanks for the link.
I personally prefer server controls - - there are so many more possi...
Web Server Control Containing another Web Server Control?
I'm building a web server control that needs to include functionality from 3rd party web server control, ASPNetMenu. My web server control needs to render ASPNetMenu at runtime to create a menu. I'd like to do this so that my control's parent ASPX page does not need to register ASPNetMenu or make any configuration changes as this should be done through my web server control.
Does anybody have any suggestions on how to do this?
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Difference between Web Server control and HTML Server control
HI, I want to know what is the main difference between html server control and web server controls.Thanks in advanceVikram Vikram www.vikramlakhotia.comPlease mark the answer if it helped you
The difference is that html server controls have syntax and
rendering closely mapped to html objects. Where as web server
controls have more relation to the .NET Framework. Web server controls
have a richer and wider range of special purpose controls.
Calenders, tree views, etc..
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Is that the only difference...
Controlling web control instances on Web Form
I have created a composite control, extending functionality of the Hidden Control. However, I would like to prevent the user from adding this control to the page multiple times. I only want one instance of the control on the Web Form. What setting in my project to I adjust to enable this functionality? I can not find it in any of the books that I have referenced. Is this a setting or is this code that has to be added to the inheriting class.
Looks like there is no standard apporach. But I'd consider using static field to count number of created objects and throw exception if second object ...
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Access Web Control's property within the Web Form
Hello,
I have a Web Control which has a TextBox and a Button. I want to put this Control on a WebForm, then put some text in a Control's TextBox, press on Control's Button and be able to access text box's value from within the Web Form.
That's my Control:
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public class Colo : System.Web.UI.UserControl
{
protected System.Web.UI.WebControls.TextBox TextBox1;
protected System.Web.UI.WebControls.Button Button1;
public string Myval{
get{return (string)ViewState["myval"];}
set{ViewState["myval"] = va...
Server Web User Control or Web Custom Control
Ok, I made a DataGrid I like, stuck it in a Web Control Lib, and then to my toolbar.
Now I want to take my nice little control and add it to a greater control, maybe place some buttons around it etc.
I could always inherit from it in a new custom control and dynamically add the buttons, but I thought about using a Web User Control.
I thought I could easily create a Web User Control, drop on my grid and the buttons on a form, and expose some properties and events, but once I got into it, I got a feeling that this isn't what a Web User Control is for.
When designing a control li...
How to access a control on a web form from anoter web form
hi all
I have this scenarios
i have two web forms, one called form1 and the other called form2
form1 has a label with id "lbl1"
is it possible to access lbl1 from form2, change its text permenantly?
thanks.
refer: http://dotnetslackers.com/Community/blogs/haissam/archive/2007/11/26/ways-to-pass-data-between-webforms.aspxSSNPlease remember to click "Mark as Answer" on the post that helps you.
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hi all
I have this scenarios
i have two web forms, one called form1 and the other called form2
form1 has a label with id "lbl1"
is it p...
HTML server control and web controls
I would like to know when to use HTML controls with runat=server
and web controls?
and what is the difference between these two
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The biggeest difference is that you can access a control's properties in the code-behind if it contains 'runat=server'...If you have a label control that you will not need to change in any way, use the HTML control - if you will be changing the text of the label, you can add 'runat=server' to the HTML control or use the label server control...
Just remember - to change the text of a label server control, you would co...
HTML Controls or Web Server Controls?
there are 2 different categories of controls in asp.net2.0, the HTML controls and WebServer controls, what are the differences in terms of usage?
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The HTML controls are primarily used when porting old ASP applications (or plain HTML) pages to ASP.NET. They are also sometimes used when you want to write large amounts of client-side JavaScript.
The ASP.NET server-side controls are used when you want to write server-side code to get/set the values of the controls (but ...
What's the Diff between Web Form and Server Control?
I'm confused in my transition from ASP to .NET.
We've got the HtmlSelect Control (a Server Control) and we've got ASP:DropDownList Control (a Web Form Control).
Waaaaahhhh????
Quick, explain why we have two and when to use them, before my head explodes!!!!
Basically, you are talking about the same thing, and just using different terms. Sorta like comparing an active-x control to a COM object - it's the same thing.
Anyway, in the case above, there are times (most of the time) when you will use Microsofts "web form controls", which are like your standard HTML controls...