Session vi(user control)
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User controls in ASP.NET allow encapsulating sections of pages to be registered and used as controls. They are created as ASCX files and cannot be directly requested, instead requiring a containing page. Creating a user control involves building the ASCX file, registering it in a webpage, and registering it in the web configuration file. User controls behave like miniature web forms that can be reused across many pages. They have characteristics like an .ascx extension and control directive instead of page directive.
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- 2. Web User ControlWeb User Control User controls are encapsulations of sections of pages which are registered and used as controls in ASP.NET. User controls are created as ASCX markup files. a user control cannot be requested independently;
- 3. one of its containing pages is requested instead. It can not be just be simply referenced for using in a different project. Here we see to Create user control Register in the Webpage Register in Web Configuration file
- 4. User Controls:User Controls: User controls behaves like miniature ASP. Net pages, or web forms, which could be used by many other pages. These are derived from the System.Web.UI.UserControl class. These controls have the following characteristics. They have an .ascx extension. They may not contain any <html>, <body> or <form> tags. They have a Control directive instead of a Page directive. To understand the concept let us create a simple user control, which will work as footer for the web pages. To create and use the user control, take the following steps:
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