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Question feed. All controls created by the template, should not have an ID set. Rather let ASP. NET control the ID for the controls inside the template. The container control should implement the INamingContainer interface. Brutally said, this is to avoid complications with the previous guideline. Things can get hairy without this interface and most of the time; this will bail you out of the mess.
This is a naming convention for your properties. This describes what the property is and also keeps consistency with the framework you have the ItemTemplate template in the Repeater control and so forth.
Always create new instances of controls in the InstantiateIn method. This is just a guideline and the reason for people running into this trap is for the simple reason that.
Plus I couldn't establish how to bind a textbox to my datasource for an insert. Before we use templates in our application, let's take a quick look at template basics and how to they work. Templates provide a way to apply a complex formatting on a control's parts such as header, footer, and items.
A template is a set of HTML tags, which defines the layout for a particular part of a control. NET inline code. OK, to have a better understanding, let's take a look at a simple use of templates. The code listed in Listing 1 uses templates in a Repeater control. I'm going to discuss different types of templates in the following section. I'm also using HTML table control to display items.
You probably can guess from this code. The items of a repeater control will have green color, face Tahoma with size 2. Alternating rows and its items will have color red, face verdana, and size 3. Listing 1. Applying a simple template on a Repeater control. Template Types A template describes the layout and formatting of a part of a control. Similar to other control tags, templates also have a starting and ending pair of tags.
For example, HeaderTemplate describes the layout and format of header of a control. There are many types of templates as described below. Table 1 describes the available templates. Table 1. NET Templates. Template Description HeaderTemplate Describes the layout and format of the header of a control FooterTemplate Describes the layout and format of the footer of a control.
ItemTemplate Describes the layout and format of the items displayed by a control. Archived Forums. SharePoint - General Discussions and Questions.
Use this forum to discuss general topics for SharePoint Sign in to vote. I need to alter all control templates depending on a platform that is used to browse content.
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