ASP.NET.in.a.Nutshell.Second.Edition [Electronic resources]

This class represents the <DeviceSpecific> element in a

.aspx file, which provides a way to specify conditional control information depending on the target device. A <DeviceSpecific> element contains one or more <Choice> elements, each of which contains attributes that specify how to evaluate the choice against the capabilities of the client device. When the page is loaded at run time, the first matching choice is used.

public class 
DeviceSpecific  : System.Web.UI.Control {
// Public Constructors
public 
DeviceSpecific ( );
// Public Instance Properties
public DeviceSpecificChoiceCollection 
Choices {get; }
public override bool 
EnableViewState {set; get; }// overrides System.Web.UI.Control
public bool 
HasTemplates {get; }
public MobilePage 
MobilePage {get; }
public object 
Owner {get; }
public DeviceSpecificChoice 
SelectedChoice {get; }
public override bool 
Visible {set; get; } // overrides System.Web.UI.Control
// Public Instance Methods
public ITemplate 
GetTemplate (string 
templateName );
// Protected Instance Methods
protected override void 
AddParsedSubObject (object 
obj );      // overrides System.Web.UI.Control
// Events
public event EventHandler 
DataBinding ;           // overrides System.Web.UI.Control
public event EventHandler 
Disposed ;              // overrides System.Web.UI.Control
public event EventHandler 
Init ;                  // overrides System.Web.UI.Control
public event EventHandler 
Load ;                  // overrides System.Web.UI.Control
public event EventHandler 
PreRender ;             // overrides System.Web.UI.Control
public event EventHandler 
Unload ;                // overrides System.Web.UI.Control
}

Hierarchy

System.Object System.Web.UI.Control(System.ComponentModel.IComponent, System.IDisposable, System.Web.UI.IParserAccessor, System.Web.UI.IDataBindingsAccessor) DeviceSpecific

Returned By

MobileControl.DeviceSpecific, Style.DeviceSpecific

Passed To

MobileControl.DeviceSpecific, Style.DeviceSpecific