In my aspx page there is tow label one is mobile no and second is land line no, when user click on the link button "Laandline No" a three text boxes should be visibal automatically and under this horizontal line display and when user click again textbox should be visibal false and horizontal line display under the mobile no. In short horizontal line change the position dynamically.
I am making asp.net website. In that there is a link button (named Landline number).Below that there are three textboxes. And after that there is one horizontal line.
Now at a first time only link button and horizontal will be visible, and textboxes which is bellowed to link button will not be visible. Now if user will click on the link button then textboxes which is bellowed to link button will be visible. Then horizontal line which is at the first time bellowed to the link button should be adjust to its location and should go after textboxes.
And if user clicks to link button again then textboxes should be visible false. And horizontal line should be displayed its original position that is bellowed to the link button. Of course I am able to do with visibility of textboxes but I can not understand how to change the position of the horizontal line dynamically?
I am new to web forms programming, I have read a book on html and css and I understand enough to be dangerous. I have a form with with a main <div> and using a css style sheet and an ID I have it set to position: relative. Within that div I have a second <div> set to position: absolute. The I placed it where I wanted it and added a gridview. The GridView has a commandfied with a view button. When the button is clicked a panel appears below and display's form data. Note: the Panel is wrapped in an UpdatePanel Where the trigger is the command button in the grid above.
In the panel I have a <table> that is 4X10 I have it layed out where there is text to the left and the a label in the cell next to it. That seems to look ok. Here's a link to the html source [URL] What I cann't figure out is how to get the three vendor labels to be layed out in a horizontal line. I would like them to be displayed spaced apart. I could provide a layout via a pdf if anyone wanted to see it?
I've one of webform (in design side) has so many textboxes incorborate from one another so , i want to draw line vertically and horizontally acoross the page to point the textboxes
How can I make linkbutton for two line height. check the below website:
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push chemical, you will find that some linkbutton is two line (more letters) some is one line (few letters). This make the pictures chaos. How can I make one line linkbutton have more height which equal to two line linkbutton height?
Well the trouble is. when i fill my dataset it gets the first line in my excel sheet and put it like a colum title and make it an invalid line that i can't use any more.
I have a Placeholder control on Employee Main Menu. Several SQL Data sources are run at page load in order to notify employees that something is due. Each "something is due" message is loaded into a unique label. Therefore the Placeholder could have several labels in them. For clarity's sake I'd like them separated by line breaks. However I understand from reading a previous forum item that "< /br>" are ignored. How can I embed a line break when PlaceHolder_Msg.Controls.Count > 1
I would like to keep this post in Getting Started for a while before moving to specific section.
I have on my asp.net a youtube embedded video using code as follows
However, instead of hard code them in my page, I want the video reference code "nTasT5h0LEg" below be flexible and dynamic using label1.text instead. Is this possible ? the following is the html code of the object. Is it possible to change it to
How do I capture other events in an asp.net textbox on a webpage in more of a way in which a windows app does? For example, if I want to handle when someone just presses a key (keydown) on a textbox in a webpage?
The functionality that we want to create breaks down like this:
We want to create a "smart" search box at the top of our page. When the user starts typing, a little panel or some element should become visible and it will have some check boxes on it. They can search for one or many different types of searches: First Name, Last Name, Business Name, ZIP, Customer Number, and Contact Info. As they begin typing their search, we need it to execute some code that attempts to figure out exactly what they are searching. So if it can tell they are typing in alphabetic characters and not numbers, then we know to NOT check the Customer Number box, but we will want to check the First Name, Last Name, and Business Name boxes. If they start typing a number, we know that we can check the Customer Number box and leave the First Name and Last Name, etc boxes unchecked. If they type a number that is 5 digits, then we know to check the ZIP and Customer Numbers both. Any other length number characters and the ZIP will be unchecked. And any other rules like these that we might want to implement in the future. The idea here is we will almost always be able to tell what someone is searching, but the user can always check any box that they want to search for if they so choose. For example, if a business is named "123 Plumbing Company" and they just want to search the Business Name field for a number, they can over ride it and do that. Otherwise, they just can blindly type their search and hit enter and the program will usually know what kind of search they are trying to do.
I come from a strong windows app development background and have just recently tried to do some web development professionally. A quick few sentences on what philosophy I am missing out on as far as a more robust and "Windows App-like" webpage would be appreciated if anyone wants to coach me on that area and point me in the right direction!
Also, in my example we are using master pages. So if you can imagine a typical master page that has a logo top left and a search box and button top right, then you can picture what we have. Its simple looking. But with the content page being a separate aspx page, we are having trouble referencing it after a search is performed anyway. So what I mean by all this is The masterpage.master has a search textbox. They type something, hit enter. We then want a gridview that is on our default.aspx page to update with the results of the event that was fired from the masterpage.master.
My windows app background tells me to just point to it like I would from two different forms. Like if I had a form1 with a search box on it and I wanted it to show up the results on form2, I would just say Form2.Show: Form2.GridView = whatever.
Of course, with my confusion of what the scope of these asp.net pages is, I am having a difficult time just visualizing everything and how they are inter-related.
So I guess to recap here:
1) How do I tap into more events with textboxes or any other asp.net control. Is the answer AJAX? If so, can you elaborate just a little bit?
2) How would I use the keypress or keydown type of event to make a panel or some kind of content holder to become visible when the textbox gets focus from the cursor and go back to being invisible if it loses focus.
3) What about the scope in which asp.net pages behave?
I have a menus in master page.I took treeview to display the menus.But i want to make visible and invisible of some main menus according to my requirement . when i login into the page form.aspx menus will appear. But when i click the submit button then those menus will disappear and some more new menus will appear.
I'm working on a ASP.Net web page with two tables positioned in the center of the page with one on top of the other. The table on top contains input fields that are dynamically generated by the code-behind, so the number of input fields varies. The table on the bottom contains content that is constant and doesn't change. The layout of the page is fixed and must remain so. My question is, how do I make the bottom table dynamically adjust vertically so that it doesn't overlap with the fields from the top table. The general HTML layout of the page is something like the following:
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I'm thinking I could wrap the bottom table in a div, but I'm not sure what specific styling will achieve the desired effect. I basically want to maintain the fixed positioning horizontally, but have the vertical alignment adjust to prevent overlap with the top.
UPDATE:
Here is a screen cap that shows the two tables overlapping. The buttons you see are in the bottom table, the fields are supposed to be on the top, all elements are positioned absolutely in the center of the browser screen.
UPDATE 2:
I updated the HTML sample above with the styles that are currently in use.
I am using the tab control and basically I have 4 buttons. Each button will load a seperate ascx control into a brand new tab. After about 4 tabs, since it has to regenerate all 4 tabs, the speed in order to add tabs just becomes too long for my tastes. Is there any way to remedy this and make it go faster?
EDIT2:Using Internet Explorer 7.0 and 8.0
EDIT: Some Code, I store the i in viewstate and loop through this every time for each panel per regeneration
private void BuildNewTab(int i) { TabPanel newPanel = new TabPanel();[cod]....
I am using a textbox to populate mySQL database. My problem is when I recall the text it displays without line brakes or line spacing, inserted in the input textbox. I have tried all the field types i.e. Text, Small, Medium Text and Chars. I have tried gridview, repeater and datalist all displaying continuous text without line brakes.
I have a gridview which i want to update line by line.Its for confirmed users.SO i have a list of users and they are confirmed by clicking the checkbox and updating the value in the database.But how can i find the checkbox on the gridview and get the value. Ive tried the following code but no joy