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Client-Side Scripting With C1WebInput Controls

Overview The 2006 v3 release of ComponentOne Studio Enterprise introduced a new product, WebInput for ASP.NET, that provides masked input controls for text strings, itemized lists, passwords, dates and times, floating point numbers and integers, currency values, and percentages. This paper illustrates how to use the client-side scripting features of C1WebInput to build interfaces that respond dynamically to user actions without requiring a full postback.

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Publisher	ComponentOne	File Format	HTML
Date Published	December 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Programming Languages, Application Development

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