I have a user control which when added to the markup via the Toolbox or manually typing
<myNameSpc:myCtrl ...
I would like to spit out:
<myNameSpc:myCtrl>
<template></template>
</myNameSpc:myCtrl>
I remember doing this for windows workflows and it involved implementing something like a TypeConverter and WorkflowXmlSerializer so it maybe possible for user controls as well I'd guess ? the only thing is that I don't have time to research this matter now, so I was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to point me in the right direction so that I don'开发者_运维问答t have to dig deep into the designer serialization of VS (which I remember was a big pain).
For your custom control, you can specify a ToolboxDataAttribute
which defines the default html that will be generated when you drag a control onto the design service. E.g.:
[ToolboxData("<{0}:myCtrl runat="server"><template></template></{0}:myCtrl>")]
public class myCtrl : System.Web.UI.Control
{
}
For the manual generation you can create a Code Snippet. The best way to do that is find existing ASPX snippet and modify it to gen your control. I'm assuming you are using VS 2010.
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