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Attaching Content to Custom Controls

okay, so this is probably a soft step question for someone, but I want to avoid the quotation mark in the contingent, for example:

<uc1:floatingControl id="myFloatingControl" runat="server">
  <floatingContent>
     Hello world<br />
     <asp:button id="arbitraryASPControl" runat="server" />
     <uc2:arbiratryUserControl id="foo" runat="server" />
   </floatingContent>
</uc1:floatingControl>

So what does it take to get this functionality.

Also there is no real requirement for the floatingContent tag inside from my perfective, but I understand that this could be a conditional convention.

If anyone knows a good article on this it will be very helpful.

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Never had to do this, but I believe it all in ParseChildren.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.parsechildrenattribute.aspx



You can have internal tags that are treated as properties of the class and then manipulate them as usual.

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