1. TRAINING SESSIONS.NET Controls

2.  Standard Controls  Label  Textbox  Checkbox  Button, Image Button, Image control  Radio Button  Literal  Hyperlink  Panel

3.  Validation Controls  Required Field Validator  Range Validator  Compare Validator  Regular Expression Validator  Custom Validator  Validation Summary

4.  Datasource Controls  SQL Datasource  XML Datasource  Object Datasource  Access Datasource  Sitemap Datasource

5.  Data Bound Controls  Grid View  List View  Details View  Form View  Repeater  Data List  Drop Down List

6.  Displays tabular data  Display, edit, and delete data from many different kinds of data sources, including databases, XML files, and business objects that expose data.  Automatically bind to and display data from a data source control.  Select, sort, page through, edit, and delete data from a data source control.  Specifying custom columns and styles.  Adding your own code to the functionality of the control by handling events. Grid View

7.  DatasourceID  Bind to datasource control  DataSource  Bind to various objects Datasets Data tables Collections Grid View - Data binding

8. Grid View - Data binding using DatasourceID

9. Grid View - Data binding using DataSource

11.  Enable AllowSorting property to true  Setting PageSize for paging Grid View - Sorting

12.  Enable AllowPaging property to true  Column headers are rendered as links for sorting the data in ascending or descending order  When using explicitly specified fields with a GridView, such as BoundFields, you need to specify values for the fields’s SortExpression properties.  Otherwise, nothing happens when you click a header. Grid View - Paging

13.  Enables you to edit database data  Without writing single line of code Grid View – Editing and Deleting Data  Set AutoGenerateEditButton and AutoGenerateDeleteButton to true  Set DataKeyNames property to Primary key of the database table  UpdateCommand and DeleteCommand are to be specified in the SQLDataSource being used

14.  BoundField—Enables you to display the value of a data item as text.  CheckBoxField—Enables you to display the value of a data item as a check box.  CommandField—Enables you to display links for editing, deleting, and selecting rows.  ButtonField—Enables you to display the value of a data item as a button (image button, link button, or push button).  HyperLinkField—Enables you to display the value of a data item as a link. Grid View – Fields

15.  BoundField—Display the value of data item as text.  CheckBoxField—Display the value of data item as a check box.  CommandField—Enables you to display links for editing, deleting, and selecting rows.  ButtonField—Enables you to display the value of a data item as a button  HyperLinkField—Enables you to display the value of a data item as a link.  ImageField—Enables you to display the value of a data item as an image.  TemplateField—Enables you to customize the appearance of a data item. Grid View – Fields

16.  Renders HTML table  Displays the contents of single database record Detail View

17.  Display, edit, and delete data single record at a time.  Specifying custom columns and styles.  Adding your own code to the functionality of the control by handling events. Detail View

18.  DatasourceID  Bind to datasource control  DataSource  Bind to various objects Datasets Data tables Collections Detail View - Data binding

19. Detail View - Data binding using DatasourceID

20. Detail View - Data binding using DataSource Client Side Code Server Side Code

21.  Similar to Detail View.  Template Driven Form View

22. Form View - Data binding using DatasourceID

23.  Entirely template driven  Produces list of individual items  The control repeats the layout for each item in the data source. Repeater

24. Repeater- Data binding using DatasourceID

25. Repeater- Templates  ItemTemplate —Formats each item from the data source.  AlternatingItemTemplate—Formats every other item from the data source.  SeparatorTemplate—Formats between each item from the data source.  HeaderTemplate—Formats before all items from the data source.  FooterTemplate—Formats after all items from the data source.

26.  Entirely template driven  Renders HTML table  Supply the control with an ItemTemplate.  The contents of the ItemTemplate are rendered for each data item from the data source. DataList

28.  The RepeateLayout Property  Table – Data Items are rendered in HTML Table cells  Flow - – Data Items are rendered in HTML Span tags  Render contents in Multi- Column table  RepeatColumns – No of columns  RepeatDirection – Direction of repeat (Horizontal/Vertical)  Editing in DataList is different, it requires programmatic approach DataList

29.  Super flexible GridView Control  Entirely Template Driven  Used to display, edit, delete and sort database data  Displays database records in multiple columns  Similar to the DataList and Repeater controlsDataListRepeater  Unlike those controls, with the ListView control you can enable users to edit, insert, and delete data, and to sort and page data, all without code.ListView  You can group items using Group Template List View

30.  Learn and prepare document for Standard Controls  Difference between data controls  Implement a Grid View using  DatasourceID  DataSource  Implement Edit/Delete and Sort/Paging functionality in Grid View  Explore events of Grid View  Implement simple functionality of all controls listed in this ppt