What is the difference between custom control and web
control?

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What is the difference between custom control and web control?..

Answer / rathi

Usercontrol:
1) User control can be used for the Reusable purpose only.
2) Once you create User control that can be access in
current project.
3) User control extenction is .ascx file.
4) It can be visible in Solution explorer.
5) It is Locally used.If you want used this control in any
page just drag and drop from Solution or Register that
particular page like
<%@ Register TagPrefix="scott" TagName="header"
Src="Controls/Header.ascx" %>
<%
Custom Control:
1) Custom control can used for Globale purpose like Tollbox
controls.
2) custom control can created extenction file is .dll .
3) It can Add to Toolbox like
Right click on toolbox add->choose itemes->select path of
file.
4) custom control If you want used in any forms just you
can drag and drop like normal control.

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What is the difference between custom control and web control?..

Answer / sandeep verma

Web Control will have .ascx and its codebehind file. Custom
control will have only codebehind (.cs) file.

In summary, custom control may not have any UI interface.

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