c# Custom control properties

[rktester]

Hi,

Can any body help me adding properties to my web control. In my control I want a property and with that property I need its default values like value1,value2,value3.

Please let me know how to add such a property and how to add default values to it.


How can I do that. I have more than 10 controls in my web control. Can any one have any idea how to do this ?

[Frinavale]

Hi,

Can any body help me adding properties to my web control. In my control I want a property and with that property I need its default values like value1,value2,value3.

Please let me know how to add such a property and how to add default values to it.


How can I do that. I have more than 10 controls in my web control. Can any one have any idea how to do this ?

Hi! Welcome to theScripts!

Just like you have public and private variables in your user controls, you can have public and private Properties.

For example:

 Partial Class myCustomUserControl
        Inherits System.Web.UI.UserControl
     ...
 
     Private var1
     Private var2
 
     Public Property  Var1sProperty()
          Get
             return var1
          End Get
          Set (ByVal value)
              var1=value
          End Set
       End Property
 
...
 
        Private Sub.....
 
End Class
 
 

Hope this was helpful! :)

-Frinny

[rktester]

Ya that is fine. Let me give me some more details.
I am developing a payment user control which can be used in any application.
I have two variables with their predefined values

And want to give them to be set by the coder who is developing a specific payment system.

So on my ascx page I have card type , card number , security code and expiration date.

along with that i need two properties which can be settled according to the application.

What should i do ?

Hi! Welcome to theScripts!

Just like you have public and private variables in your user controls, you can have public and private Properties.

For example:

 Partial Class myCustomUserControl
        Inherits System.Web.UI.UserControl
     ...
 
     Private var1
     Private var2
 
     Public Property  Var1sProperty()
          Get
             return var1
          End Get
          Set (ByVal value)
              var1=value
          End Set
       End Property
 
...
 
        Private Sub.....
 
End Class
 
 

Hope this was helpful! :)

-Frinny

[Frinavale]

Ya that is fine. Let me give me some more details.
I am developing a payment user control which can be used in any application.
I have two variables with their predefined values

And want to give them to be set by the coder who is developing a specific payment system.

So on my ascx page I have card type , card number , security code and expiration date.

along with that i need two properties which can be settled according to the application.

What should i do ?

Make your card number , security code and expiration date variables private so that they are not accessible from the outside.

Define the to properties that can be settled according to the application using Public properties.

Public properties allow other applications to access variables inside your control.

The other programmer would create an instance of your control and then would have access to the public properties.