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Articles about mouse-over effects
Extending the ASP.NET ImageButton Control
This article describes an easy approach to extending an existing ASP.NET control; in this example, the standard toolkit’s Image Button control is extended to support roll-over effects. Given the standard control already contains existing support for both server side click events and client click events, the control is well furbished prior to the addition of the roll-over effect.
Custom Image Button Control for ASP.NET 2.0
This article describes an easy approach to the construction of a custom ASP.NET 2.0 image button control that contains both a mouse-over effect and calls a JavaScript function when clicked. Whilst the article is pretty simple and the code fairly trivial, the concepts illustrated by means of this example are relatively important and are key to integrating client side functionality into an ASP.NET 2.0 project.
Extending the ASP.NET ImageButton Control
This article describes an easy approach to extending an existing ASP.NET control; in this example, the standard toolkit’s Image Button control is extended to support roll-over effects. Given the standard control already contains existing support for both server side click events and client click events, the control is well furbished prior to the addition of the roll-over effect.
