Infragistics4.WebUI.Misc.v12.2 Summary description for ClientStateXmlParser. The TextAlignment Enumeration describes the different horizontal alignment values that can be used to display text. The Text is Left-Aligned, appearing closest to the left-most edge. The Text is centered between the left and right edge of the container. The text is Right-Aligned, appearing closest to the right-most edge. The ExpandEffect values can be used to describe how the Panel will expand and collapse. When set to None, the panel content will simply appear or disappear. All other values describe special effects. The content will simply appear or disappear. No special effect will be used. The content will roll-up, or unroll based on whether it is collapsing or expanding. On supported browsers (Currently only Internet Exploerer), the content will also slowly fade to and from transparent while also rolling up or down. The value applied to the display attribute of style object of the WebAsyncRefreshPanel. The value for display of the DIV HTML element which represents the panel is not set. Panel is rendered as a block element. Panel is rendered as an inline element. Panel is invisible on client. Though it is present in html on the client and keeps all functionality related to linked asynchronous hidden postback. The type of overflow child controls in WebAsyncRefreshPanel. The overflow attribute is not set to the DIV HTML element. The child controls are visible: no automatic scrollbars. The scrollbars are always displayed. The scrollbars are never displayed. The scrollbars are displayed automatically if they are needed. Provides base functionality for rendering a control in the Misc namespace. Creates a new instance of the Renderer. This constructor will throw an ArgumentException if owner is null. A valid instance of a GroupBox control. A flag indicating whether this renderer will be used for Design-Time functionality Creates a new instance of the Renderer, to be used for the Runtime rendering. If you need the Renderer to provide DesignTime data, use the overloaded constuctor - specifiying "true" for the isDesignMode parameter. A valid instance of a GroupBox control. This ctor will throw an ArgumentException if owner is null. PrepareStyleDefaults is called from Control.OnPreRender(). It is your last chance to modify any of the styles, or CssStyleClass objects, before they are written to the page. Registers all Css classes needed by the owner control, with the page. Registers any JavaScript files needed. Returns the Style element that contains all CSS classes needed for the owner control. This method will also register any "Generic" css classes (classes containing default style information), needed for every control of the owners type. The style tag which will be added to the Page which contains the owner control. This method will write all required css classes to support the owner control. It also registers any Generic classes, so that they only have to be rendered one time. This cuts down on the size of the HTML output. Indicates whether this renderer will be used to provide DesignTime html. Returns the localized category name. Name of the category to retreive. The localized string value. Drag this control onto your Web Form designer to administer Application Styling at the Page-level.

You can use the WebPageStyler control to inform the Application Styling Framework(tm) at the page-level about your selections for , and . These selections will override those made in the "web.config" file.

This control only applies to the Page-level, and should not be used in user controls or content templates.

 Creates a default instance of the WebPageStyler control. Called back during the Init event in the ASP.NET page lifecycle. Event arguments passed by ASP.NET, if any.

Inheritors must call the base class implementation of this method before adding their own functionality.

 Called by Application Styling Framework(tm) to refresh the controls on the Page after a change. The EnableAppStyling setting for the AppStylingManager The StyleSet setting for the AppStylingManager The StyleSetPath setting for the AppStylingManager

Application developers do not need to use this method. It has been implemented only to fulfill the requirements of the IProvideAppStyling interface.

 Render this control to the output parameter specified. The HTML writer to write out to Holds a reference to the Application Styling proxy object. Name of the Application Styling Framework(tm) style set defining the default themed appearance for controls on this Page that can support Application Styling.

The name of the Application Styling Framework(tm) (ASF) style set which has been designed to give this control a consistent appearance with other controls in your application.

This property may return the empty string ("") to imply that the default style set (named "Default") should be used.

This property allows application developers to override the Application Styling style set that gets applied at the page-level, when their Web form contains a WebPageStyler control. This style set selection will override any style set name set in the application configuration (i.e., the "web.config" file) using the styleSetName attribute.

This style set name can be overridden by individual controls at the control-level.

 Enables support for the Application Styling Framework(tm) to all controls on the current Page that can support Application Styling. True indicates Application Styling is enabled by default for all controls on the Page, False indicates Application Styling is disabled for all controls on the Page, and NotSet indicates support for Application Styling should default to application-level settings.

Turn on support for Application Styling of Infragistics ASP.NET controls on this Page when using the Application Styling Framework(tm) (ASF) by setting the EnableAppStyling property to True.

Turn off support for Application Styling of Infragistics ASP.NET controls on this Page (even though it may have been enabled in the "web.config" file) by setting the EnableAppStyling property to False.

 Path containing the Application Styling Framework(tm) style set files for controls on this Page that support Application Styling.

Setting this property at the page-level establishes a Page-level default that overrides any setting made at the application configuration level (i.e., in the "web.config" file) through the styleSetPath attribute.

The style set path specified by this property can still be overridden at the control-level.

 File name and path to the CSS stylesheet for this WebPageStyler control.

This property was included for legacy support only, and is not relevant to Application Styling.

 Contains the ParsedStyleCollection consisting of CSS class definitions read from external sources. The ParsedStyleCollection after external CSS class definitions have been parsed, or null (Nothing in Visual Basic .NET) if parsing hasn't been performed yet.

Application developers do not need to use this property. It has been implemented only to fulfill the requirements of the IProvideAppStyling interface.

 Gets a string prefix value that is used within the CSS file to prefix each style class name. Always returns the empty string.

Application developers do not need to use this property. It has been implemented only to fulfill the requirements of the IProvideAppStyling interface.

 Directory location where images have been stored (not used). Always returns null (Nothing in Visual Basic .NET).

Application developers do not need to use this property. It has been implemented only to fulfill the requirements of the IProvideAppStyling interface.

 Displays the About box with information about this control, such as the version and build number. This Class is for Infragistics Internal Use Only. The DefaultConstants class is used to provide default values for the Control. The GroupBox is a Web version of the Windows Forms GroupBox control. It provides a container for grouping controls visually. Default Constructor. Creates a new instance of the GroupBox control. Creates the Style object that will be used to control the GroupBox's appearance. An instance of an Infragistics.WebUI.Shared.Style class Writes the HTML representation of this control, to the HtmlTextWriter provided. An instance of an HtmlTextWriter This method is the last thing to be called, before the control is actually rendered. Called by the Application Styling Framework(tm) to refresh the WebGroupBox control after a change at design-time. The EnableAppStyling setting for the AppStylingManager The StyleSet setting for the AppStylingManager The StyleSetPath setting for the AppStylingManager Gets or sets the Text which will be displayed for this control. The text will appear vertically centered with respect to the Top border. The horizontal alignment is controlled through the TextAlignment property. Controls the horizontal alignment of the Text. The directory where images are located. Holds a reference to the app style proxy object. Name of the Application Styling Framework(tm) style set defining the themed appearance for this WebGroupBox control.

The name of the Application Styling Framework(tm) (ASF) style set which has been designed to give this WebGroupBox control a consistent appearance with other controls in your application.

This property may return the empty string ("") to imply that the default style set (named "Default") should be used.

Web sites can configure a single, consistent, application-wide style set through the styleSetName attribute in their "web.config" file. Alternately, they can define the style set to apply Application Styling to all controls on a Page by placing a WebPageStyler control on that Page and setting it's StyleSetName property.

At the control level this property allows an application developer to customize the style set applied to a single instance of a control.

Normally, graphics designers will furnish you with a style set containing one or more style sheet files (one for each type of control) and image files. The name of the style set (with the exception of the "Default" style set) must appear in each Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) class name defined by this control's style sheet file. For example, two WebTree controls that each use a different style set, "Aqua" and "Onyx", would expect their CSS class names for the ASF Node role to be "igtr_AquaNode" and "igtr_OnyxNode", respectively. This allows the uniqueness of CSS class names necessary to distinguish multiple style sets for the same type of control, without there being any naming collisions.

 File name and path to the CSS stylesheet for this WebControl. Contains the ParsedStyleCollection consisting of CSS class definitions read from external sources. The ParsedStyleCollection after external CSS class definitions have been parsed, or null (Nothing in Visual Basic .NET) if parsing hasn't been performed yet.

Enables support on WebGroupBox for the Application Styling Framework(tm). True indicates Application Styling is enabled, False indicates Application Styling is disabled, and NotSet indicates support for Application Styling should default to page- or application-level settings.

Turn on support for Application Styling of WebGroupBox when using the Application Styling Framework(tm) (ASF) by setting the EnableAppStyling property to True.

When EnableAppStyling has it's default value of NotSet, this control will defer the determination of whether to use Application Styling to settings you make at the page- or application-level. Place the WebPageStyler control on the same Web form as this control to configure ASF support for all controls on that Page. ASF support can also be turned on application-wide with the enableAppStyling attribute in your "web.config" file.

Turn off support for the ASF in WebGroupBox (even though it may have been enabled at a higher level) by setting the EnableAppStyling property to False.

 Path containing the Application Styling Framework(tm) style set files for this type of control.

Web sites can configure the directory path containing their style set files application-wide by using the styleSetPath attribute of their "web.config" file. It is also possible to configure the style set path applicable to all controls on a Page that are subject to Application Styling by placing a WebPageStyler control on that Page and setting it's StyleSetPath property.

At the control level this property allows an application developer to customize the location of the style set being applied to a single instance of a control.

Be aware that customizing the style set path at the control level will not allow you to copy a style set's files to this new location, changing a few style property values in them, and then use it successfully with separate instances of the control referencing the original style set of the same name. This is because there would be naming collisions in the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) class names, which will produce an undefined appearance. You must ensure the CSS class names defined by style sheets in the new style set path are unique from those CSS class names being used by other style sheets that may continue to be referenced. The recommended guidance in this scenario is to create a new style set having a new style set name, that contains your modifications.

 Returns a string prefix value that is used within the CSS file to prefix each style class name. Can be overridden to change the prefix used for this control. Supports the Infragistics Preset architecture. For Infragistics Internal Use. The resource path of the xml file, used as the Preset Mask (Filter). Provides a base implementation of a Renderer. The renderer is responsible for turning a Control into HTML. Creates a new instance of the Renderer. This constructor will throw an ArgumentException if owner is null. A valid instance of a GroupBox control. A flag indicating whether this renderer will be used for Design-Time functionality Creates a new instance of the Renderer, to be used for the Runtime rendering. If you need the Renderer to provide DesignTime data, use the overloaded constuctor - specifiying "true" for the isDesignMode parameter. A valid instance of a GroupBox control. This ctor will throw an ArgumentException if owner is null. Writes the BeginTag for the GroupBox being rendered, to the specified writer. A valid instance of an HtmlTextWriter. The tag which will be used as the outer most element for this control. For Infragistics Internal Use. For Infragistics Internal Use. Returns the GroupBox which was passed into the constructor (the control which is being rendered) This renderer is responsible for rendering the control in a cross browser compatible way, which is supported by all browsers. Goes through the control, rendering out each logical region. An instance of an HtmlTextWriter For Infragistics Internal Use. This renderer is responsible for creating the most feature rich possible representation of the control. Features provided by this renderer are not available on some older browsers. Walks through the control, renders out each logical region. For Infragistics Internal Use. For Infragistics Internal Use.