Is this funny to anyone else but me? (DropDownList.ToolTip in the .NET 1.x API)
I found the .NET Framework Class Library on MSDN extremely helpful this morning, describing why an ASP.NET page I'm doing was throwing an error. But perhaps more importantly, I got a chuckle in wondering how an API could have an entire entry for DropDownList.ToolTip, a property, which...umm...doesn't exist.
| .NET Framework Class Library | |
DropDownList.ToolTip Property
Gets or sets the ToolTip text displayed when the mouse pointer rests over the control.
Property Value
The ToolTip text displayed when the mouse pointer rests over the control.
Remarks
Note The ToolTip property is inherited from the WebControl class and is not applicable to the DropDownList control. This implementation of the ToolTip property does not allow you to set a value and returns String.Empty if you use the get accessor.