textbox width using get and set property in Usercontrol

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1.I'm having a textbox in Usercontrol

ASP.NET

<uc1:MultipleSelectionCtrl ID="ContractingOfficeLocationCtrl"  runat="server" Visible="false" />

2.Control pages having the Property of textbox a Unit

VB

Public Property TextBoxWidth() As Unit
        Get
            Return txtSelection.Width
        End Get
        Set(ByVal value As Unit)
            txtSelection.Width = value
        End Set
End Property

3.Now i want to give the width of textbox in percentage from Codebehind

Help me.......

Posted 15-Dec-13 23:05pm

Boothalingam

Updated 15-Dec-13 23:53pm

Maciej Los

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Maciej Los 16-Dec-13 5:06am

What have you done till now? Where are you stuck?

Boothalingam 16-Dec-13 5:08am

Separate Control: <uc1:MultipleSelectionCtrl ID="FundingOfficeCtrl" runat="server" />
Setting width From Codebehind:

Public Property TextBoxWidth() As Unit
Get
Return txtSelection.Width
End Get
Set(ByVal value As Unit)
txtSelection.Width = value
'Dim Width As Double = Convert.ToDouble(value)
'txtSelection.Width = Unit.Percentage(Width)
End Set
End Property

Maciej Los 16-Dec-13 5:27am

Please, use "Improve question" widget instead posting code in comment.

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2013-12-16T00:13:00

First of all, i would recommend you to read this: Walkthrough: Creating a Web Custom Control[^]

Secondly, to change Width of control using percentage value, you need to calculate it. For example, when you pass 50 as a input parameter (pw),

VB

textbox1.Width = textbox1.Width * pw / 100
'we need to divide pw per 100, because 50% = 0.5