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Conrad Jalali shows how to build Web custom controls by creating one that displays checkboxes in a categorized, hierarchical view. [Read This Article][Top]
Conrad Jalali shows how to extend the functionality of the ASP.NET Calendar control to remove some of the annoying postback delays that occur when populating a text box with a date from a popup calendar. [Read This Article][Top]
This article covers some of the essentials of building reusable Web controls. Learn how to create a Web control and its custom events and event arguments, as well as how to use the control properly within a page. [Read This Article][Top]
ASP.NET provides only one control that supports paging, the DataGrid. Tomasz Kaszuba shows how to build and implement a custom pager for different controls that change depending on the data source or presentation. [Read This Article][Top]
Windows Forms within Web pages work in a manner similar to Java applets. Thiru Thangarathinam shows how to host Windows Forms controls in Internet
Explorer and how to utilize .NET Code Access Security to configure what the
control can do when running within the browser. [Read This Article][Top]
James Culshaw shares his experiences building his first working custom control, a basic mask control that allows input of time values, and offers advice and tips to those just starting out. [Read This Article][Top]
Rob Chartier offers a tour of the .NET Speech SDK Beta 2 and its use of the industry specification SALT. The article shows you how to create a basic speech-enabled Web user control. [Read This Article][Top]
In this article, Luther Stanton shows how to combine inheritance and server controls to create a self-populating drop-down-list control. [Read This Article][Top]
Solomon Shaffer explains custom controls, describes the complexities and issues surrounding building such controls, and walks through a useful example. [Read This Article][Top]
Solomon Shaffer explores the creation of ASP.NET user controls and custom server controls. In part 1 of this series, he explains user controls, describes how they intermingle with other elements on the page, and walks through building two simple controls. [Read This Article][Top]
Rob Chartier continues his exploration of WebControls with an article on how to use XSLT to transform into HTML data returned from his Microsoft Knowledge Base XML Web Service. [Read This Article][Top]
Robert Chartier demonstrates how easy it is to create a Web server control that consumes any Web service. It will simplify integration with other sites and in-house projects. Sometimes, in order to simplify tasks, it's good to encapsulate a set of routines or components into one package. This article covers the basics in order for you to move forward and start creating your own controls. [Read This Article][Top]
Build multipart MIME upload forms using the InputFile HTML Server Control and learn how to take advantage of the file-upload services built into the HTTP runtime for ASP.NET. Save the uploaded file to disk without granting anonymous users file-write access to folders on your Web server. Then wrap all this in a new ASP.NET user control, which will allow you to add file upload capabilities to almost any Web page quickly and easily. [Read This Article][Top]
