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    You can set attributes on the client side. There is an FpCellType attribute and an FpActiveSpread attribute. The FpCellType is an attribute on a table object (cell). FpActiveSpread is an attribute on a document object.

    The following client functions are called by Spread when going in and out of edit mode on a table cell. You might find these functions useful when creating custom cells. You can use the FpCellType attribute to get to these functions. The methods are SetValue, GetValue, SetEditorValue, GetEditorValue, SetFocus, and IsValid.

    Function Description
    SetValue Called when setting the value to the renderer of the cell.
    GetValue Called when getting the value from the renderer to pass to the editor.
    SetEditorValue Called when setting the value from GetValue into the editor.
    GetEditorValue Called when getting the value from the editor to pass to the renderer.
    SetFocus Called when the editor is getting focus.
    IsValid Called when the cell is exiting edit mode and is used to determine if the value from GetEditorValue is valid.

    The attribute of the cell type name is appended to the beginning of the function name. For example:

    The FpActiveSpread attribute can be used to query the Spread that is active, which is useful in hierarchical spreadsheets. The Spread ID on the client side may appear as follows:

    <% FpSpread1.ClientID %>_r_i… where r is the ParentRowIndex and i is the relation index number to the child sheet. The ellipses mean to repeat _r_i for each level in the hierarchy.

    The following example creates a custom cell and uses the FpCellType attribute:

    VB
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    Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load
    If Not Page.IsPostBack Then
    Dim customButton As New customButton()
    customButton.Text = "testing"
    FpSpread1.Sheets(0).Cells(0, 0).CellType = customButton
    End If
    End Class
    'add the following after your last end class
    
    <Serializable()> Public Class customButton
    Inherits FarPoint.Web.Spread.ButtonCellType
    Public Sub New()
    End Sub
    Public Overrides Function PaintCell(ByVal id As String, ByVal parent As TableCell, ByVal style As FarPoint.Web.Spread.Appearance, ByVal margin As FarPoint.Web.Spread.Inset, ByVal val As Object, ByVal ul As Boolean) As System.Web.UI.Control
    parent.Attributes.Add("FpCellType", "ztest")
    Return MyBase.PaintCell(id, parent, style, margin, val, ul)
    End Function
    End Class
    

    add the following to the aspx page

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    <SCRIPT language=javascript>
    function ztest_getValue(rd){
    return "";
    }
    </SCRIPT>