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Learn how to build a multi-user scheduling calendar for ASP.NET MVC. Create a meeting room booking app that allows your end-users to add, delete, edit, and move events between different rooms.
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asp.net-tutorials.com
In a previous chapter, we looked at defining properties for our UserControl, but events can be declared and used as well! This allows you to encapsulate even more functionality inside your controls, and then let your page respond to certain events, triggered by the control, if necessary.
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In the previous chapter we created a UserControl, and now we will try using it for the first time. Pick a page in your project, or simply create a new one for the purpose, and open it. The first thing we have to do, is declare our UserControl.
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asp.net-tutorials.com
Okay, so we will be building a UserControl for displaying information about a community user. First of all, let's add a UserControl to our project. In your Visual Studio or Visual Web Developer, you should be able to right click on your project and select Add new item..
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A UserControl is a separate, reusable part of a page. You can put a piece of a page in a UserControl, and then reuse it from a different location. The name, UserControl, might seem a bit fancy, but actually, it's just like a regular page, with an optional CodeBehind file.
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