I'm not even sure it's possible as I have not been able to find any documentation on the matter, but my goal is this: In Visual Studio 2012 (I imagine the process would probably apply to 2010 as well), I need to integrate my JavaScript web control into Visual Studio. Now, basically, I need a control in the toolbox which would generate following code when dropped on a form: In .ASPX file:
<table id="gridView1">
</table>
In JavaScript file of the same name (create it if needed, append if it already exists):
gridView1 = new GridView(tableOfContents, "gridView1", "checkbox");
The JS code in a separate file would be ideal, but having it embended in tags works too. Now, as you might have noticed, there are currently 3 arguments in the object's constructor: contents is first, then ID of the table, and then an optional argument (there's 4 of those). So, the last thing I need is for these arguments to be changeable using 'properties' editor of Visual Studio. That means that when I right-click the control in the designer and click 'Properties', I can change 'name' of the object, toggle between "checkbox" and "multiline" options of multiselect and whatnot, with these changes reflecting in the JS code.
I also can't use server-side events as I need this element to be accessible offline.
Now as I said, I do doubt that this is even possible in Visual Studio. However, I am hoping that there is something I have overlooked. If you have any suggestions, pointers or even know of documentation / book to solve this, please, let me know.