Ext.NET's fields are a useful abstraction over HTML-based inputs, but also very rich.
We start with the simple TextField
, because it introduces many features common to other fields. It is not possible to list every possible feature and combination that Ext.NET and Ext JS support, so it is also highly recommended to refer to their documentation and examples to see the full set of options available.
A TextField
class
represents a textbox input field, but comes packed with features.
All fields
have a FieldLabel
. In addition, you can control aspects of it through a number of properties. For example, the LabelSeparator
property lets you change the string to another value (including empty string for no separator) to appear after the label (colon is the default). The LabelAlign
property lets you
control where the field label appears. Allowed values are Top
, Left
, and Right
.