ASP.NET Custom control, is it possible to restrict contents of a template?

EDIT: added a link to the example of doing this to google docs.

EDIT: added a link to the example of doing this to google docs. Firstly, build the website and then you'll be able use this control with IntelliSense. Actually, property of UpdatePanel is not a template.It is just a collection of objects.

You could achieve this by declaring you own class and a class which inherit Collection; then just add the public property of Collection type to your control and you will be able to archive the "update panel triggers" behaviour. Here is an example: public abstract class UpdatePanelTrigger { public string ControlId { get; set; } } public class UpdatePanelTrigger1 : UpdatePanelTrigger { } public class UpdatePanelTrigger2 : UpdatePanelTrigger { } public class UpdatePanelTriggerCollection : Collection { } and finally, your control: public class MyControl : WebControl { PersistenceMode(PersistenceMode. InnerProperty) public UpdatePanelTriggerCollection Triggers { get; set; } } then you could use it on your page: BTW, you cannot put anything to the Triggers section other than types which inherit from the UpdatePanelTrigger class.

I've tried this but when I put the cursor in between and type , so instead of inheriting from it I added it as a property. – SLC Mar 3 at 15:03 I can't access the property ControlId though – SLC Mar 3 at 15:15 I have, I will post my full code – SLC Mar 3 at 15:57 It doesn't do that for me, also there is no property on ActionButton called test... – SLC Mar 3 at 16:10.

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