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<h1>Simple HTML Controls</h1>
<h2>TLabel</h2>
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<tt>TLabel</tt> displays a piece of text on a Web page. The text to be displayed is set via its <tt>Text</tt> property. If <tt>Text</tt> is empty, content enclosed within the <tt>TLabel</tt> component tag will be displayed. <tt>TLabel</tt> may also be used as a form label associated with some control on the form. Since <tt>Text</tt> is not HTML-encoded when being rendered, make sure it does not contain dangerous characters that you want to avoid.
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<h2>THyperLink</h2>
<p>
<tt>THyperLink</tt> displays a hyperlink on a page. The hyperlink URL is specified via the <tt>NavigateUrl</tt> property, and link text is via the <tt>Text</tt> property. The link target is specified via the <tt>Target</tt> property. It is also possible to display an image by setting the <tt>ImageUrl</tt> property. In this case, <tt>Text</tt> is displayed as the alternate text of the image. If both <tt>ImageUrl</tt> and <tt>Text</tt> are empty, the content enclosed within the control tag will be rendered.
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<h2>TImage</h2>
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<tt>TImage</tt> displays an image on a page. The image is specified via the <tt>ImageUrl</tt> property which takes a relative or absolute URL to the image file. The alignment of the image displayed is set by the <tt>ImageAlign</tt> property. To set alternate text or long description of the image, use <tt>AlternateText</tt> or <tt>DescriptionUrl</tt>, respectively.
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<h2>TPanel</h2>
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<tt>TPanel</tt> acts as a presentational container for other control. It displays a <div> element on a page. The property <tt>Wrap</tt> specifies whether the panel's body content should wrap or not, while <tt>HorizontalAlign</tt> governs how the content is aligned horizontally and <tt>Direction</tt> indicates the content direction (left to right or right to left). You can set <tt>BackImageUrl</tt> to give a background image to the panel, and you can ste <tt>GroupingText</tt> so that the panel is displayed as a field set with a legend text. Finally, you can specify a default button to be fired when users press 'return' key within the panel by setting the <tt>DefaultButton</tt> property.
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<h2>TTable</h2>
<p>
<tt>TTable</tt> displays an HTML table on a page. It is used together with <tt>TTableRow</tt> and <tt>TTableCell</tt> to allow programmatically manipulating HTML tables. The rows of the table is stored in <tt>Rows</tt> property. You may set the table cellspacing and cellpadding via the <tt>CellSpacing</tt> and <tt>CellPadding</tt> properties, respectively. The table caption can be specified via <tt>Caption</tt> whose alignment is specified by <tt>CaptionAlign</tt>. The <tt>GridLines</tt> property indicates how the table should display its borders, and the <tt>BackImageUrl</tt> allows the table to have a background image.
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<h2>TTextBox</h2>
<p>
<tt>TTextBox</tt> displays a text box on a Web page. The content in the text box is determined by the <tt>Text</tt> property. You can create a <tt>SingleLine</tt>, a <tt>MultiLine</tt>, or a <tt>Password</tt> text box by setting the <tt>TextMode</tt> property. The <tt>Rows</tt> and <tt>Columns</tt> properties specify their dimensions. If <tt>AutoPostBack</tt> is true, changing the content in the text box and then moving the focus out of it will cause postback action.
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<h2>TButton</h2>
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<tt>TButton</tt> creates a click button on a Web page. The button's caption is specified by <tt>Text</tt> property. A button is used to submit data to a page. <tt>TButton</tt> raises two server-side events, <tt>Click</tt> and <tt>Command</tt>, when it is clicked on the client-side. The difference between <tt>Click</tt> and <tt>Command</tt> events is that the latter event is bubbled up to the button's ancestor controls. A <tt>Command</tt> event handler can use <tt>CommandName</tt> and <tt>CommandParameter</tt> associated with the event to perform specific actions.
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<p>
Clicking on button can trigger form validation, if <tt>CausesValidation</tt>is true. And the validation may be restricted within a certain group of validator controls according to <tt>ValidationGroup</tt>.
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<h2>TLinkButton</h2>
<h2>TImageButton</h2>
<h2>TCheckBox</h2>
<h2>TRadioButton</h2>
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