The following example demonstrates the C1NumericInput control's numeric range support with the ability to easily change MinValue and MaxValue properties.

To set the numeric values using the Tasks menu:

1.   Open the C1NumericInput Tasks menu.

2.   Enter 1 for the MinValue.

3.   Enter 1000 for the MaxValue.

4.   With the Tasks menu still open, enter 1 in the Value text box.

To set the numeric values using .html markup:

To set the MinValue to 1, the MaxValue to 1000, and the Value to 1, use the following markup in the .aspx page:

<cc1:C1NumericInput ID="C1NumericInput1" runat="server"

MaxValue="1000" 

MinValue="1"

Value="1">

</cc1:C1NumericInput>

To set the numeric value using code:

To set the numeric value for the C1NumericInput control, double-click the Web page to create an event handler for the Load event. Enter the following code for the Page_Load event:

•      Visual Basic

With C1NumericInput1

    .MaxValue = 1000

    .MinValue = 1

    .Value = 1

End With

•      C#

this.C1NumericInput1.MaxValue = 1000;

this.C1NumericInput1.MinValue = 1;

this.C1NumericInput1.Value = 1;

Run the project and observe the following:

•      With the input control displaying 1.00, click the Down spin button with your mouse pointer and notice that the control will not display a value lower than 1.00.

•      With the input control displaying 1000.00, click the Up spin button with your mouse pointer and notice that the control will not display a value higher than 1000.00.

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