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Composite custom control broken by decorator

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CSurieux asked on 06 Aug 2008, 06:02 AM

Hello,
I am using a Paging control made as a composite control with  2 aspnet buttons+textbox+2 aspnet buttons + labels, they all have a fixed width.Their size and position are totally broken by decorator: width get bigger and they spersedd each other.
My very light code :

        //Construct controls  
        protected override void  CreateChildControls()  
        {  
            Controls.Clear();  
 
    btnFirst                    =   new Button();  
            btnFirst.ID                 =   "Pager_BtnFirst";  
            btnFirst.Width              =   new Unit("25px");  
            btnFirst.Font.Bold          =   true;  
            btnFirst.Text               =   " |< ";  
            btnFirst.CommandArgument    =   "first";  
            btnFirst.EnableViewState    =   false;  
            Controls.Add(btnFirst);  
 
            btnPrev                     =   new Button();  
            btnPrev.ID                  =   "Pager_BtnPrev";  
            btnPrev.Width               =   new Unit("25px");  
            btnPrev.Font.Bold           =   true;  
            btnPrev.Text                =   " < ";  
            btnPrev.CommandArgument     =   "prev";  
            btnPrev.EnableViewState     =   false;  
            Controls.Add(btnPrev);  
 
            Controls.Add(new LiteralControl("&#160;"));  
            if (useRad)  
            {  
                RadNumericTextBox tbPage    = new RadNumericTextBox();  
                tbPage.ShowSpinButtons      = true;  
                tbPage.MinValue             = 0;  
                tbPage.Type                 = NumericType.Number;  
                tbPage.AutoPostBack         = true;  
                tbPage.NumberFormat.DecimalDigits = 0;  
                tbPagetbPageNumber                = tbPage;  
            }  
            else  
            {  
                TextBox tbPage              = new TextBox();  
                tbPage.AutoPostBack         = true;  
                tbPagetbPageNumber                = tbPage;  
            }  
            tbPageNumber.ID                 =   "Pager_PageNbr";  
 
            tbPageNumber.Width              =   new Unit("30px");  
            tbPageNumber.EnableViewState    =   true;  
            Controls.Add(tbPageNumber);  
 
            Controls.Add(new LiteralControl("&#160;"));  
 
            btnNext                         =   new Button();  
            btnNext.ID                      =   "Pager_BtnNext";  
            btnNext.Width                   =   new Unit("25px");  
            btnNext.Font.Bold               =   true;  
            btnNext.Text                    =   " > ";  
            btnNext.CommandArgument         =   "next";  
            btnNext.EnableViewState         =   false;  
            Controls.Add(btnNext);  
 
            btnLast                         =   new Button();  
            btnLast.ID                      =   "Pager_BtnLast";  
            btnLast.Width                   =   new Unit("25px");  
            btnLast.Font.Bold               =   true;  
            btnLast.Text                    =   " >| ";  
            btnLast.CommandArgument         =   "last";  
            btnLast.EnableViewState         =   false;  
            Controls.Add(btnLast);  
 
            lblof                           =   new Label();  
            lblof.ID                        =   "Pager_lblof";  
            lblof.EnableViewState           =   false;  
            lblof.Text                      =   "&#160;/&#160;";  
            Controls.Add(lblof);  
 
            lblPageCount                    =   new Label();  
            lblPageCount.ID                 =   "Pager_lbPgCnt";  
            lblPageCount.EnableViewState    =   false;  
            Controls.Add(lblPageCount);  
              
            if (ViewState["PageNumber"] == null)  
                PageNumber = 1;  
        }  
 

Thanks for help.
CS

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Georgi Tunev
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answered on 06 Aug 2008, 02:15 PM
Hello Christian,

I am afraid that the provided information is not enough for us to reproduce your setup locally. Please open a support ticket and send us a small sample project where the problem can be reproduced - just make sure that the project can be run locally and attach it to the ticket. We will check it right away and do our best to help.




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CSurieux
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answered on 06 Aug 2008, 03:55 PM
Ok I have taken time to do it.
CS
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Georgi Tunev
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answered on 07 Aug 2008, 08:13 AM
Hello Christian,

Thank you for the project. We will check it and get back to you in the next several hours.


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