With previous versions of Microsoft ASP.NET, developers had to decide whether to create custom controls or user controls. Typically custom controls are written from scratch using only code. When you write a class that extends control (directly or indirectly), it takes care of everything. In this webcast we discuss how logic needs to be written to create the child controls you want to use, overriding the Render method to perform rendering when needed. Join us as we investigate methods for easily creating custom controls from existing user controls (ASCX files) in Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0.
Presented by Mickey Williams
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