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SummaryFor use in Microsoft Content Management Server, this is a placeholder control that allows authors to edit Posting Custom Properties directly in the page. In authoring mode, Custom Properties are rendered in textboxes or listboxes for users to enter values. In unpublished non-preview mode, Custom Properties are rendered in text values. In published or preview mode, nothing will be rendered. Both C# and VB.NET versions are included. DescriptionAlthough this is built as a placeholder control, nothing is actually saved to the placeholder. I started out developing this as a plain web control but could not find a suitable event to save the Custom Properties. You see, there is no This control will not render Custom Property of the selection type if it contains one allowed value only. This type of Custom Property setting is usually used for template logic and does not serve any authoring purpose since you cannot change the value. The styling of the Custom Properties table rendered is not meant for customization. To set it apart from regular page content, the table uses the built-in CMS look and feel. The table title is customizable however, and is exposed through a public property Installation ProceduresPlease reference section "Custom Placeholder Controls" in CMS documentation. It is located in Site Development: Developing Your MCMS Site: Extending the Functionality of MCMS: Creating Custom Placeholders: Custom Placeholder Controls. History
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