PageView Class

.NET Framework version 2.0

Defines a page in a MultiPage control.

Visibility	Constructor	Parameters
public	PageView	( )

Visibility	Name	Value Type	Accessibility
public	Selected	Boolean	[ Get ]
public	Visible	Boolean	[ Get , Set ]

Visibility	Name	Parameters	Return Type
public	Activate	( )	Void
protected	LoadViewState	( Object state )	Void
protected	OnInit	( EventArgs e )	Void
protected	RenderDesignerPath	( HtmlTextWriter writer )	Void
protected	RenderDownLevelPath	( HtmlTextWriter writer )	Void
protected	RenderUpLevelPath	( HtmlTextWriter writer )	Void

The PageView control serves as a container for the content of an individual page in a MultiPage control.

Each PageView object can contain HTML elements and/or other ASP.NET controls. And because each PageView is essentially an independent page within the entire document structure, the page can have its own structure and layout.

NOTE: A PageView control can only be declared as a child element of a MultiPage control.

When the MultiPage in which the PageView belongs to is used in conjunction with the TabStrip control, the PageView elements are linked to the Tab controls of the TabStrip in the order of appearance in the document structure if the TargetID attribute of the TabStrip is set to the ID of the MultiPage.

If there are more Tab elements than PageView elements, the tabs with no corresponding page views can be activated, but the MultiPage will not change the currently selected PageView.

The below examples illustrate using the PageView class.