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c# thoughtworks qrcode Creating Custom Web Controls in C#
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FigURE 7-7 Externalizing controls as separate DLL files to allow for Toolbox support in Visual Studio. ChAPTER 7
Creating Custom Web Controls
Defining a Custom Icon for Your Control
As shown earlier in Figure 7-6, the example control uses a default icon. You can add your own custom icon by using an attribute called ToolboxBitmap, which is contained in the System.Drawing namespace. You apply this attribute to your server control class. The attribute uses a custom bitmap that is 16 16 pixels in size to set a custom image in the Toolbox. The attribute allows you to specify a path to the icon as an absolute path with a drive letter specified. It also allows you to reference an embedded bitmap in your control s assembly. Clearly the second option is more practical, because it allows you to deploy your control as a single file, and you do not need to worry about where an image file might be on a user s drive. To embed your image, you first add it to your project. You then select the file in Solution Explorer and view the Properties window. From the Properties window, you set the Build Action property to Embedded Resource. This tells the compiler to embed the image as part of the DLL file. After that, all you need to do is reference the embedded image by using the ToolboxBitmap attribute class. As an example, suppose you want to create a custom icon for the LabeledTextBox web server control shown previously in Figure 7-5. You should first use the Import directive (in Visual Basic) or the using directive (in C#) to qualify use of the System.Drawing namespace to your class. You then add a 16 16 bitmap to the root of your project and set its Build Action to Embedded Resource. Finally, you set the ToolBoxBitmap class to point to the embedded resource, as shown in the following code. Sample of Visual Basic Code <ToolboxBitmap(GetType(LabeledTextBox), _ "LabeledTbControlIcon.bmp")> _ Public Class LabeledTextBox Inherits TextBox ... Sample of C# Code [ToolboxBitmap(typeof(LabeledTextBox), "LabeledTbControlIcon.bmp")] public class LabeledTextBox : TextBox { ... Figure 7-8 shows the results in the Toolbox. You can see that the web server control, LabeledTextBox, has a custom icon.
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