marcwolf
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| Posted: 06/16/2004, 8:10 PM |
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I have been looking through ASP.NET and its capabilities.
As on old VB programmer I often miss the richness of the interface that I used to have available.. However some of this can be done using the new HTML controls.
Some of these can be run at the server and thus have a much extended set of properties.. however in most of the CCS examples I have looked at they use the existing HTML controls.
Is there any reason that the RunAtServer control shoul not be used.
I'm just starting into ASP.NET and would like to make sure before I commit myself too far.
Many Thanks
Dave
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peterr
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| Posted: 06/16/2004, 8:50 PM |
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Dave,
CCS generates the .NET templates (ASPX) that run everything "at server". The .NET output needs to be in HTML format so that your Web browser can display it, therefore you need to specify during the application design what type of HTML output the application should create - for example a ListBox. Then the ListBox code that CCS will generate will look like this:
<select name="" id='FormNameControlName' runat="server">
The HTML controls cannot be much different from .NET controls because .NET outputs HTML. There are extra controls in .NET that CCS doesn't need, however you can use any additional standard or commercial .NET controls.
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