Mobile .NET form
Moving the .NET form is a special web form designed to work in different mobile devices.
Mobile page
The mobile page and the original .NET web page are very similar. It is an ASPX extended text file and has the diversity of web controls (AND IT CAN Contain A Variety of Web Controls).
The difference between the two is the mobile page using the mobile page tag identification page, and the mobile control is used on the page.
The mobile control programming is devices dependent, and the page will generate a suitable output for the access device. (Translator Note: Different controls are different for different mobile devices.)
Mobile form
Each mobile page has a minimum of a mobile form, and each mobile form can have a certain number of mobile controls.
Note: The mobile page can have multiple mobile forms. This is because the actual situation of mobile devices. The mobile device has a small screen so that the screen is very normal through a simple link.
Automatic paging
Move .NET supports the function of automatically paging on different mobile devices.
The paging of each control is different, for example, the control.
Text
This mobile page displays a large text (a large amont of text) using the TextView control.
<% @ PAGE
Inherits =
"System.Web.ui.MobileControls.MobilePage"%>
<% @ Register
Tagprefix = "mobile"
Namespace = "system.web.ui.mobileControls"
AskMBLY = "System.Web.Mobile"%>
<
MOBILE
: Form runat = "server">
<
MOBILE
: TextView Runat = "Server">
This is a very long text to demonstrate
How text can be displayed over several screens.
This is a very long text to demonstrate
How text can be displayed over several screens.
This is a very long text to demonstrate
How text can be displayed over several screens.
This is a very long text to demonstrate
How text can be displayed over several screens.
MOBILE
: TextView>
MOBILE
: Form>
When this page is displayed on the mobile device, the navigation and display function of the page will be compiled into different displays in different devices.
When this text shows the Pocket PC of a small display screen, the user can scroll through the scroll bar, but this text will appear on a few screens that add the appropriate navigation tool on the phone.
Note: In order to be reliably rendered to different devices, all mobile controls must set the RUNAT attribute to Server (Translator Note: Like the standard ASP.NET page)
Single form
This mobile page contains a form:
<% @ PAGE
Inherits =
"System.Web.ui.MobileControls.MobilePage"%> <% @ register
Tagprefix = "mobile"
Namespace = "system.web.ui.mobileControls"
AskMBLY = "System.Web.Mobile"%>
<
Mobile
: Form runat = "server">
<
Mobile
: Label Runat = "Server"> Hello W3Schools
Mobile
: Label>
Mobile
: Form>
Multiple forms
This mobile page includes two forms:
<% @ PAGE
Inherits =
"System.Web.ui.MobileControls.MobilePage"%>
<% @ Register
Tagprefix = "mobile"
Namespace = "system.web.ui.mobileControls"
AskMBLY = "System.Web.Mobile"%>
<
Mobile
: Form id = "f1" runat = "server">
<
Mobile
: Label Runat = "Server"> Hello W3Schools
Mobile
: Label>
<
Mobile
: Link runat = "server" navigateURL = "# f2"> 2
Mobile
: LINK>
Mobile
: Form>
<
Mobile
: Form id = "f2" runat = "server">
<
MOBILE
: Label runat = "server"> Hello Again
MOBILE
: Label>
<
MOBILE
: Link runat = "server" navigateURL = "# f1"> 1
MOBILE
: LINK>
MOBILE
: Form>
hyperlink
Note: Examples above
label. This connection control allows the user to navigate between two mobile forms.
