Also, despite multiple form tags within an .aspx page,
mobile web form technology fully supports code-behind and server-side event handling.
The unification of these two completely different display models demonstrates how the
mobile web form technology automatically accounts for the vast majority of display device
types out of the box. In the next section, we provide an overview of the mobile controls available
in ASP.NET.
System.Web.UI.MobileControls Controls
In this section, we start off by discussing the various text controls available in the MobileControls
namespace. As you would guess, we need a way to navigate through our mobile web forms, and
that is the topic of the section titled ???Transfer Controls??? in this section. We then dive into an
example .aspx page to demonstrate these controls in action. After this, we cover list, rich, validation,
and pagination mobile server controls, sprinkling in example demonstrations along the way.
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After you read this section, you will have a strong sense of what??™s available in the
MobileControls namespace and how mobile controls work, as compared to regular server
controls. We start off with a discussion of text controls.
Text Controls
The workhorses of the ASP.
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