Controls – AddressLabel

The AddressLabel control displays an address in an in-form (vertical) or in-line (horizontal) format. In the in-form format, each line contains a single left-justified address element; no separator characters should display. In the in-line format, multiple elements display on a single line, with address elements separated by a single comma and a single space. Individual address elements should not split across multiple lines.

SilverlightWPFASP.NETWinForms

Example Silverlight control (embedded):

PROPERTIES

The AddressLabel control is initialized with the following code:

<sl:AddressLabel Address1="98 Andover Place" Town="Reading" County="Berkshire" Postcode="rg3 5ap" 
                        AddressDisplayFormat="InForm" Width="200" FontFamily="Verdana" FontSize="14" 
                        FontWeight="Bold" HorizontalAlignment="Left"/>

Address1 – gets or sets the first line of an address
Address2 – gets or sets the second line of an address
Address3 – gets or sets the third line of an address
Town – gets or sets the town in an address
County – gets or sets the county in an address
Postcode – gets or sets the postcode
Country – gets or sets the country in an address
AddressDisplayFormat – gets or sets the address layout to be either in-form (vertical) or in-line (horizontal)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

All stored address data should display. However, if an address element is empty, it will not display. For example, in the code sample above, the Country property is not defined and so is not displayed in the AddressLabel
The Postcode property should always display in capitalized form and as the final element before the Country property

Example ASP.NET control (embedded):

Usual address 98 Andover Place Reading Berkshire RG3 5AP	The AddressLabel using the in-form (vertical) layout format.
Usual address 98 Andover Place, Reading, Berkshire, RG3 5AP	The AddressLabel using the in-line (horizontal) layout format.

Properties

The AddressLabel control is initialized with the following code:

<NhsCui:AddressLabel ID="AddressLabel1" runat="server"
                Address1="98 Andover Place" 
                Town="Reading" County="Berkshire" Postcode="RG3 5AP" 
                AddressDisplayFormat="InForm" CssClass="AddressLabel" AddressTypeStyle="Label" 
                Font-Bold="true" />

Address1 – gets or sets the first line of an address
Address2 – gets or sets the second line of an address
Address3 – gets or sets the third line of an address
Town – gets or sets the town in an address
County – gets or sets the county in an address
Postcode – gets or sets the postcode
Country – gets or sets the country in an address
AddressDisplayFormat – gets or sets the address layout to be either in-form (vertical) or in-line (horizontal)
AddressType – gets or sets the address type; defaults to “Usual address”
AddressTypeStyle – gets the CSS that is to be applied to the address label

Additional Information

All stored address data should display. However, if an address element is empty, it will not display. For example, in the code sample above, the Country property is not defined and so is not displayed in the AddressLabel
The Postcode property should always display in capitalized form and as the final element before the Country property

Associated Design Guidance and Samples

Design Guidance	Samples
Address Input and Display