Called after a child control is added to the Controls collection of the Control object.

Notifies the server control that an element, either XML or HTML, was parsed, and adds the element to the server control's ControlCollection object.

Applies the style properties defined in the page style sheet to the control.

Gathers information about the server control and delivers it to the Trace property to be displayed when tracing is enabled for the page.

Deletes the control-state information for the server control's child controls.

Deletes the view-state and control-state information for all the server control's child controls.

Deletes the view-state information for all the server control's child controls.

Called by the ASP.NET page framework to notify server controls that use composition-based implementation to create any child controls they contain in preparation for posting back or rendering.

Creates a new ControlCollection object to hold the child controls (both literal and server) of the server control.

Binds a data source to the server control's child controls.

Enables a server control to perform final clean up before it is released from memory.

Determines whether the server control contains child controls. If it does not, it creates child controls.

Creates an identifier for controls that do not have an identifier assigned.

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object.

Allows an Object to attempt to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before the Object is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Sets input focus to a control.

Gets design-time data for a control.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Determines if the server control contains any child controls.

Returns a value indicating whether events are registered for the control or any child controls.

Determines if the server control holds only literal content.

Restores control-state information from a previous page request that was saved by the SaveControlState()()()() method.

Restores view-state information from a previous page request that was saved by the SaveViewState()()()() method.

Retrieves the physical path that a virtual path, either absolute or relative, maps to.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Determines whether the event for the server control is passed up the page's UI server control hierarchy.

Raises the DataBinding event.

Raises the Init event.

Raises the Load event.

Raises the PreRender event.

Raises the Unload event.

Gets a Stream used to read a file.

Assigns any sources of the event and its information to the control's parent.

Called after a child control is removed from the Controls collection of the Control object.

Sends server control content to a provided HtmlTextWriter object, which writes the content to be rendered on the client.

Outputs the content of a server control's children to a provided HtmlTextWriter object, which writes the content to be rendered on the client.

Gets the control adapter responsible for rendering the specified control.

Gets a URL that can be used by the browser.

Converts a URL into one that is usable on the requesting client.

Saves any server control state changes that have occurred since the time the page was posted back to the server.

Saves any server control view-state changes that have occurred since the time the page was posted back to the server.

Sets design-time data for a control.

Assigns an event handler delegate to render the server control and its content into its parent control.

Returns a String that represents the current Object.

Causes tracking of view-state changes to the server control so they can be stored in the server control's StateBag object. This object is accessible through the ViewState property.

For a description of this member, see AddParsedSubObject(Object).

For a description of this member, see GetDesignModeState()()()().

For a description of this member, see SetDesignModeState(IDictionary).

For a description of this member, see SetOwnerControl(Control).