How It Works

The template manager expects the caller, which in most cases would be renderers or plug-in wrappers, to provide certain information on what kind of control they need. For example, does the caller need to create input element? Depending on the type and other parameters specified by the caller, the template manager determines the control that is required, then builds an HTML string and returns that string to the caller. The template manager also provides the flexibility to add more DOM attributes which may or may not be standard, for example mobile specific "data-" attributes, or automation attributes.

For more information about the template manager class, see Template Manager Class.