how to create user define controls in .net ?

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hello friends ... im working with in build controls of dot net . and facing a lot of runtime problems. ex:- suppose in gridview there is no any option to make fix its header . and so many other problems i had faced . when i work for any client . and i dont know about the user define controls how to make . so please give me any suggestion or link from where i can read and implement the concepts in a officiant way . thanks in advance

Posted 26-Dec-15 20:19pm

Ashutosh shukla207

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Dec-15 2:46am

What's wrong with reading MSDN or http://asp.net documentation? If you are using Visual Studio, you can simply start doing it. The problem of fixed header is solved via CSS. Well, learn it, too.
—SA

Ashutosh shukla207 27-Dec-15 6:04am

ok..

gggustafson 27-Dec-15 17:09pm

As Sergey suggests, you need to read MSDN documents on "user controls". Within Code Project I have written a number of articles about programmer defined controls. The article that I suggest that you read is "RoundedButton Control - Demystifying DrawArc". It is a very simple control. If you want an advanced control read "Anatomy of a UserControl (SliderControl)". Once you get started, we are here to help.

Ashutosh shukla207 28-Dec-15 1:09am

okay . thanks gggustafson

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