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I have a simple container that I want to be able to use at design-time - as
in, be able to drag a control into it and drop it in. I already went through
of some problems in WinForms that this kind of functionality presents, so I
don't exactly need it that nice - I'd be satisfied with just manually adding
HTML in between the tags of the control. Just can't figure out how to get it
to render what's inside its tags at the moment.

TIA,
Paul

Guess I'm starting to get this hang of this.

To create a custom web container control, inherit from HTML anchor, create a
table, add content to the middle cell, and override the render method.

Protected Overrides Sub Render(ByVal writer As
System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter)
CC.Controls.Clear()
Dim cnts(Me.Controls.Count - 1) As System.Web.UI.Control
Me.Controls.CopyTo(cnts, 0)
For Each cnt As System.Web.UI.Control In cnts
CC.Controls.Add(cnt)
Next
tbl.RenderControl(writer)
End Sub

For some reason I can't get the border to render at design-time, but still,
this is more than I expected; design-time drag-drop works!

Paul

"PJ6" <> wrote in message
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>I have a simple container that I want to be able to use at design-time - as
>in, be able to drag a control into it and drop it in. I already went
>through of some problems in WinForms that this kind of functionality
>presents, so I don't exactly need it that nice - I'd be satisfied with just
>manually adding HTML in between the tags of the control. Just can't figure
>out how to get it to render what's inside its tags at the moment.
>
> TIA,
> Paul
>