Web Forms Server Controls   Controls You Can Use on Web Forms   ASP.NET Standard Controls

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Buttons in a Web Forms page allow the user to send a command. They submit the form to the server and cause it to be processed along with any pending events.

Web server controls include three types of buttons:

• a standard command button ( <asp:Button> control ),
• a hyperlink-style button ( <asp:LinkButton> control ), and
• a graphical button ( <asp:ImageButton> control ) .

All three provide similar features, but each offers a different look.

The following topics provide information that you will find useful in learning to work with the ASP.NET Button controls.

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Introduction to the Button Controls Provides background information on the types of buttons available among Web server controls and how you work with them	Adding Button Controls to a Web Forms Page Gives directions for placing buttons on a Web Forms page.
Creating Graphical Button Controls Gives directions for displaying a graphic as a button	Determining Coordinates In an ImageButton Control Gives directions for using a graphical button as an image map
Responding to Button Control Events Gives instructions for generating a response when users click a button	Working with Button Controls in Container Controls Describes configuring and responding to buttons in controls such as the DataList, Repeater, and DataGrid controls

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Adding Web Server Controls to a Web Forms Page Gives directions for including Web server controls on a form	Setting Web Forms Server Control Properties Suggests additional topics of interest concerning Web server control properties
Setting Web Server Control Properties Programmatically Gives directions for setting Web server control properties in code	Web Forms Server Controls and CSS Styles Gives directions for changing the look of your Web server controls on the page.
Creating Client Event-Handling Methods in Web Forms Gives directions for handling Web server control events in client script

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