"Asp. Net 2.0 secrets" Reading Notes (2)

* AssociatedControlID: Make the label appear in the city HTML <label> label instead of <span>

* Mode: Controls like literal controls all have the Mode attribute. Mode has three options: passThrough (without any operation) and Encode (encoding the original string), Transfrom (remove tags not recognized by the target server)

* MaxLength: perspiration. This attribute is invalid when textmode is set to multiple rows.

* AutoComplete: The automatically completed drop-down list that appears frequently. If this function is enabled for the browser, it will be available. Unfortunately, it is not supported by other functions except IE.

* AcessKey: Forgot again, that is, the shortcut key. Alt + Key

* PostBackUrl: Specifies the URl of the return page, which is determined by PreviousPage on the return page. <% @ PreviousPageType VirtualPath = "~ /PostBackDemo/ResponseUrl. aspx "%>, which can be replaced by findcontrol. Each has its own advantages.

* LinkButton: the javascript method is called in the href attribute of the tag;

* AlternateText: displayed in imgbt when the browser only displays text;

* Onmouseover \ OnMouseout: two extended attributes. JavaScript code such as "this. value = [value]" can be executed.

* String reverse order: I have never thought this way before. Haha (string. compare (x, y) *-1 );

* GenerateEmtpyAlternateText: the img label with this attribute "true" is omitted by the reader, that is, alt = "".

* Panel: good stuff. You can set the default buttons in the area and other attributes. groupingText is a box with words. It is very good, but it should be very vivid.

* Auto and Both: browsers except IE are not applicable in the scroll bar.

* Get all the root directory files of the current web: string [] files = Directiory. GetFiles (MapPath (Request. ApplicationPath), "*. aspx ")

* Open a new window: target = "_ blank"

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