WebCallOut supports the following type of controls:
- Built-in ASP.NET Server control
You can easily assign ASP.NET server control such as <asp:Button>, <asp:TextBox> or <asp:Panel> to have a WebCallOut. You can specify the server control which attached to WebCallOut by using markup declaratively or via WebCallOut's properties window. The most recommended way to attach a WebCallOut to a standard ASP.NET Server control is via properties window. In the collection editor, you can click on the dropdown button that appears in the TargetControlID property, and then quickly select a server control id from the list.
- Html element
By default, html elements are not retrieved in the TargetControlID editor. However, you can assign html element by its client ID to the TargetControlID property directly. For instance, <ISWebDesktop:WebCallOut ID="WebCallOut3" TargetControlId="Div1">.
- Intersoft controls
In addition to basic controls like built-in ASP.NET server controls and html elements, WebCallOut is built upon open-architecture leveraging custom interfaces and common/base classes. This enables a tight integration between WebCallOut component and Intersoft WebUI Studio.NET® family products. For instance, the WebCallOut can automatically interact with WebDesktop's components such as toolbar items, WebButton, etc.
WebCallOut.NET component and all its unique features listed in Features are fully supported in the following browsers:
- Internet Explorer 6.0+
- Optimized for Internet Explorer 7.0
- Firefox 2.0
- Other Mozilla-based variants.
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