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Composite Control - Control sizing

 
 
Eric
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      09-10-2007
I have created a fairly basic composite control consisting of a Label
and a TextBox. In the overridden Render function, I'm creating a
table with two rows and each row contains a cell (td). The Label and
the TextBox are each rendered in one of the cells. Everything renders
fine. The problem is that depending on the column the control
represents I may want the textbox to be a different visible size
during both design and runtime. I exposed a public property of the
control to allow setting of the TextBox.Columns property but it does
not seem to have any effect.

Help would be appreciated.
 
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