Present information on site with AJAX power!
With our component WebMultiView you receive all necessary AJAX technology standard
functions with what your users will work without reloading the page.Try now
and increase UI!
The WebMultiView and View Web server controls act as ASP.NET AJAX containers for
other controls and markups, and provide a possibility of alternative presentation
of information similar to AJAX ASP.NET technology features.
So, the MultiView control is a container for a group of View controls. It allows
you to define a group of ASP.NET AJAX View controls, where each View control contains
child controls. Your application can render a specific View control to the client
in accordance to such criteria as user identity, user preferences, and information
passed in a query-string parameter. You can use the MultiView control to create
wizards with ASP.NET AJAX technology too. In this scenario, each View control included
in a MultiView control represents different step or page in the wizard. Also you
should use this control to develop multiple-screen applications for mobile devices.
This control provides the same functionality as the ASP.NET mobile Form control
in .NET Framework version 1.1.
Only one ASP.NET AJAX View control can be defined as an active view within the MultiView
control at a time. When View control is defined as an active view, the child controls
included into it are rendered to the client. You can use either the ActiveViewIndex
property or the SetActiveView method to define an active view. If the ActiveViewIndex
property is empty, the MultiView control does not render any content to the client.
If an active view is set to a View that does not exist within the MultiView control,
an ArgumentOutOfRangeException is raised at run-time.
You can define an active view declaratively or programmatically. Setting the ActiveViewIndex
property declaratively when you define the MultiView control causes the View control
that is set as an active view to be rendered to the client when the MultiView control
is called for the first time. The following code example demonstrates how to set
the ActiveViewIndex property declaratively.
Main features:
1. Standard mode – like MS ASP.NET
2. Asynchronous request mode - ultimate mode
3. Invisible mode - +1 ultimate mode