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These tutorials demonstrate selected features in ASP.NET version 2.0, but they are compatible with later versions of ASP.NET as well. For the current documentation, see the ASP.NET portal on the MSDN Web site.

 

 

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PageCatalogPart

The PageCatalogPart class serves one very specific purpose on a Web Parts page: it acts as a page catalog to contain any controls previously added to the page that a user has closed, and that the user can add back to the page. Add a PageCatalogPart control to your page if you want to provide users with the flexibility of closing and reopening controls. If your page does not allow users to close controls at all, there is no need to add a PageCatalogPart control to your page.

The most common and convenient way to add a PageCatalogPart control to a page is by declaring it in page persistence format inside a CatalogZone



VB PageCatalogPart Sample
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