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This method performs no operation if it is called while an export or import of a Web Parts control is occurring.

If you do not supply a title for a control, the Web Parts control set automatically calculates a default string to use as a title.

Saves any Web Parts control state changes that occurred since the last time the page was posted back to the server.

The style attributes apply to the border and contents of every Web Parts control in a zone.

This method is called by the Web Parts control set while applying personalization data to a control.

Class to track the number of connections for a provider connection point and a Web Parts control.

For each part of your application, you can extend the Web Parts control set as needed to provide greater control over the environment.

When you upgrade a Web Parts control to a newer version, there might be changes to the personalizable properties on the upgraded class.

Method to determine whether the provider type of the transformer matches the provider connection point of the Web Parts control.

Method to determine whether the consumer type of the transformer matches the consumer connection point of the Web Parts control.

Indicates whether the designated property of a Web Parts control is displayed in a.

A Web Parts zone provides to a Web Parts control a standard set of verbs that are rendered in the Web Parts verb menu.

Zone types in the Web Parts control set, along with the corresponding types of part controls they contain, are shown in the following table.

A zone in the Web Parts control set is a composite control that contains other controls and is rendered as an HTML table.

Initializes a new instance of the ProxyWebPart class when a static Web Parts control (or server or user control) must be replaced.

Gets a value indicating whether a provider connection point is involved in more than one connection with a Web Parts control.

Gets style characteristics that apply to the border and contents of each Web Parts control contained by a zone.

This property is not used with any of the standard verbs provided with the Web Parts control set.

Represents an interface that can manage personalization data belonging to a previous version of a Web Parts control.

When a control is not authorized, the Web Parts control set can respond in several ways, depending on the context.

Allowing users to edit the appearance of a Web Parts control.

Users can drag a Web Parts control to a different zone on a page, or change its appearance, properties, and behavior.

Specifies the kind of border that surrounds a Web Parts control.

By default, the Web Parts control set does not provide any filtering criteria to prevent controls from being added to a zone.

Gets a value that indicates whether a Web Parts control is visible to all users of a Web Parts page.

Defines the friendly name for a property of a Web Parts control.

However, the Web Parts control set handles all the callback and communication details, so the steps required of developers are minimal.

The Web Parts control set requires all controls to be added to the control tree for every page request.

The CatalogZone control is one of the fundamental controls in the Web Parts control set.

Extracts the personalization state from one Web Parts control and applies it to a second Web Parts control.

It exists as a flag so that the Web Parts control set renders a footer only when appropriate for a zone.

Gets or sets the value indicating whether a Web Parts control can be added to a page.

Controls can override to handle the event of changing which Web Parts control is selected within a specialized zone.

Object preserves personalization data for the Web Parts control that it replaced.

Within the Web Parts control set, a zone is a region on a Web page that contains Web Parts controls.

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The Web Parts control set is flexible and inclusive in the options it gives you for creating part controls.

Defines the contract a Web Parts control implements to pass a parameter value in a Web Parts connection.

The apparatus consists of four parts: control system, loading system, data collecting system and cooling system.

Gets style attributes for the title bar content for each Web Parts control contained by a zone.

Control should display a specific property of a Web Parts control.

Beneath the control reference, add the following basic page structure to host the user control as a Web Parts control.

Gets the value of the ID property from the generic Web Parts control replaced by a proxy Web Parts control.

Control is selected, the Web Parts control set changes the rendering of the newly selected control.

Gets or sets the URL to an image that represents a Web Parts control in a catalog of controls.

This inherited property is not used by the Web Parts control set when rendering a PageCatalogPart control.

Class provides access to the display mode that will be applied to the Web Parts control.

This inherited property is not used by the Web Parts control set when rendering a.

When overridden, applies personalization data to the specified Web Parts control.

This constructor creates an instance of the attribute that is used with a method of a Web Parts control acting as a provider.

When overridden, extracts personalization data from the specified Web Parts control.

The first section of the example shows a Web Parts control that serves as a provider.

This property is used by the Web Parts control set, and in most development situations it is not intended to be called from your code.

Gets or sets the index position of a Web Parts control within its zone.

Retrieves the authorization filter for the specified Web Parts control.

Attribute to assign a ToolTip to a property on a Web Parts control.

If the original Web Parts control becomes available, its personalization data will be restored.

The states that ship with the Web Parts control set are: catalog, connect, design, edit, and browse.

The default value is a calculated control name supplied by the Web Parts control set.

The default value is a culture-specific string supplied by the Web Parts control set.

Property from the generic Web Parts control replaced by a proxy Web Parts control.

The method is not designed to be called from your code; it is used internally by the Web Parts control set.

The default value is a standard error message supplied by the Web Parts control set.

That contains style attributes for the title bar content for each Web Parts control in the zone.

The CatalogZone control serves as the primary control in the Web Parts control set for hosting CatalogPart controls on a Web page.

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The following diagram illustrates the relationships among these building blocks in the Web Parts control set.

Of the Web Parts control replaced by the proxy Web Parts control.

Value of the Web Parts control replaced by the proxy Web Parts control.

Event is raised before a Web Parts control is added to a Web Parts zone.

Gets a collection of WebPartTransformer objects used internally by the Web Parts control set.

This file will contain a user control that can also be added to the page as a Web Parts control.

Gets or sets the programmatic identifier assigned to the Web Parts control.

Gets the Web Parts control acting as the provider in the connection.

Gets the Web Parts control acting as the consumer in the connection.

Of the Web Parts control being checked for authorization.

Property is supplied internally by the Web Parts control set.

You have now created a personalizable user control, and referenced it as a Web Parts control in a Web Forms page.

Class provides access to the display mode that was applied to the Web Parts control before the.

Gets or sets the display mode to apply to a Web Parts control.

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Next, create a user control that can also be added to the page as a Web Parts control.

This constructor is used to create a proxy Web Parts control to replace a static Web Parts control.

Class provides access to properties about the Web Parts control being added to the page.

The following example shows how to configure authorization settings for a Web Parts control.

The second section of the example contains a Web Parts control that is a consumer of a Web Parts connection.

You must host the control as a Web Parts control for personalization to work.

The Web Parts control to be replaced.

For example, an upgraded version of a Web Parts control might no longer support properties that were available in previous versions.

Verifies that the specified Web Parts control is valid.

Gets or sets the Web Parts zone that the Web Parts control is being added to.

A custom Web Parts zone, or a Web Parts control inside a Web Parts zone, can add additional verbs to the menu.

Class provides access to the Web Parts control involved in the event.

When overridden, marks a Web Parts control as having changed.

A custom Web Parts zone or a Web Parts control can add additional verbs to this menu.

This topic demonstrates how to treat an existing user control as a Web Parts control.

It also provides code for the sample user control that is referenced in the page as a Web Parts control.

Gets or sets the type of border that frames a Web Parts control.

There are three types of CatalogPart controls provided with the Web Parts control set, as described in the following table.

Class is the largest class in the Web Parts control set.

Gets the Web Parts control involved in the event.

When a Web Parts control cannot be loaded or a new instance of it cannot be created, the original Web Parts control is replaced with the

For all types of zones in the Web Parts control set, the body of the zone contains the designated type of Part

When referring to the scope associated with a Web Parts control property,

For the user control to work as a Web Parts control, the page must contain an

Method, which provides a way for the Web Parts control set to directly access the protected

Responsible for nonconforming parts control in incoming inspection area

These kind of controls in the Web Parts control set have two distinguishing characteristics

The ID of the intended Web Parts control can be retrieved from the

Property is used internally by the Web Parts control set to enable page developers to declare transformer elements within the

If the intended Web Parts control later becomes available to the user, it will be restored to the page and the object derived from the

Used by the Web Parts control set to create a copy of a

Class provided with the Web Parts control set can create any server control that inherits from the

If the provider connection point is used in more than one connection with the Web Parts control; otherwise,

Each zone in the Web Parts control set is designed to contain a corresponding type of control derived from the

Collection is accessed, the Web Parts control set automatically invokes the

At run time, the Web Parts control set wraps both controls with

Serves as the primary control in the Web Parts control set for hosting

A Web Parts control can have its own border, defined in the

Applied to a Web Parts control before the

To reference the user control as a Web Parts control

Controls provided with the Web Parts control set, and any custom

Using the Web Parts control set, you as a developer can enable end users to

For additional material on personalization and what it does within the Web Parts control set, see

Required Elements for using a Web Parts Control

Object replaces a Web Parts control, the,

Declarative on any Web Parts control

Class is used internally by the Web Parts control set to maintain a collection of all the

How to: Treat a User Control as a Web Parts Control

There are two broad categories of zones in the Web Parts control set, all of which inherit from the base

How to: Create Personalizable Properties on a Web Parts Control

If a Web Parts control has its