Gets a reference to the server control's parent control in the page control hierarchy. Gets a reference to the Page instance that contains the server control. Gets a reference to the server control's naming container, which creates a unique namespace for differentiating between server controls with the same ID property value. Gets a value indicating whether the control participates in loading its view state by ID instead of index. Gets a value indicating whether view state is enabled for this control. Gets a value that indicates whether the server control is saving changes to its view state. Gets a value indicating whether the control is enabled. Gets a value indicating whether controls contained within this control have control state. Gets the character used to separate control identifiers. Gets or sets the programmatic identifier assigned to the server control. Gets or sets the height of the Web server control. Gets a value indicating whether the current server control's child controls have any saved view-state settings. Gets a value indicating whether the control has attributes set.
Gets or sets the foreground color (typically the color of the text) of the Web server control. Gets the font properties associated with the Web server control. Gets a list of event handler delegates for the control. Gets or sets a value indicating whether the server control persists its view state, and the view state of any child controls it contains, to the requesting client. Gets or sets a value indicating whether themes apply to this control. Gets or sets a value indicating whether the Web server control is enabled. Gets a value indicating whether a control is being used on a design surface. Gets a reference to the naming container if the naming container implements IDataKeysControl. Gets a reference to the naming container if the naming container implements IDataItemContainer. Gets or sets the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) class rendered by the Web server control on the client. This property is primarily used by control developers. Gets a value indicating whether a Style object has been created for the ControlStyle property. This property is used primarily by control developers. Gets the style of the Web server control. Gets a ControlCollection object that represents the child controls for a specified server control in the UI hierarchy. Gets the HttpContext object associated with the server control for the current Web request. Gets a character value representing the separator character used in the ClientID property. Gets or sets the algorithm that is used to generate the value of the ClientID property. Gets the control ID for HTML markup that is generated by ASP.NET. Gets a value that indicates whether the server control's child controls have been created. Gets or sets the border width of the Web server control. Gets or sets the border style of the Web server control. Gets or sets the border color of the Web control. Gets the control that contains this control's data binding. Gets or sets the background color of the Web server control. Gets the collection of arbitrary attributes (for rendering only) that do not correspond to properties on the control. Gets or sets the application-relative virtual directory of the Page or UserControl object that contains this control. Gets the browser-specific adapter for the control. Gets or sets the access key that allows you to quickly navigate to the Web server control.
Initializes a new instance of the ScriptControl class in a derived class. You can add as many descriptors and types as necessary to any class that you derive from ScriptControl. This enables a ScriptControl to work inside a closed WebPart control. The Render method makes sure that ScriptDescriptor objects are not rendered unless the ScriptControl itself is rendered. This includes registering ScriptDescriptor objects for the ScriptControl when the Render method is called. The ScriptControl base class also makes sure that the derived control calls methods of the ScriptManager control to register script during the Render event. The ScriptControl base class tests the page for a ScriptManager control during the PreRender stage of the derived control. Instead, you derive a class based on this abstract class. The ScriptControl is an abstract class, which you cannot instantiate directly. The WebControl class is a base class for ASP.NET Web server controls. ScriptControl inherits from the WebControl class and implements the IScriptControl interface.
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