We have a page that creates a printable version of the customer's bill. We are using themes via <pages styleSheetTheme="CityDesign">. This page is not using the Master page nor has any style sheet associated with it. I have added <%@ Page Language="C#" EnableTheming="false" Theme="" %> to the page and protected void Page_PreInit(object sender, EventArgs e) { Page.Theme = String.Empty;} to the code behind. The page still has the theme applied.
I want to change complete theme of an open source project "project.net". how to change overall theme into custom theme.
NOTE: i already done with coloring and images change by CSS etc... my question is about change theme structure. e.g. and beautiful header in new theme. Accordion on left navigation etc.
Long ago, I created an ASPNET user for development use.However, every time I boot up my dev system, I'm presented with a user login for ASPNET, among others.I don't want to remove ASPNET; I need it for dev work.But how do I keep it from appearing among the list of User Logins available at boot-up?
I imagine this would be simple, but I can't find an answer. We set the theme of a page based on a query string parameter (like '?theme=theme1' etc). I just want to know if there is an easy way to tell the theme name is valid, before setting it, or catching and handling the error if it is invalid. The error I get if the theme does not exists is:
"Theme 'theme1' cannot be found in the application or global theme directories."
I am not sure when the exception is thrown. All I can think of is searching the folder, but I would think there would be a simpler way.
I thought Theme1 should be additional to BaseTheme with Theme1 has higher priority in case of conflict. But Theme1 seems to have replaced BaseTheme completely and nothing in BaseTheme shows on the Default.aspx page. If this is the right behaviol, how to add additional theme to a page?
The PrintStyleSheet.css file has a set of printing css rules set in them wrapped in an @Media Print { } block.
I need a way to programmatically remove the PrintStyleSheet.css from the list of css files for ASP.NET to inject based on some flags. (Some instances we want to print the site verbatim without custom formatting).
I know i could build a seperate theme without the PrintStyleSheet.css in it and switch the theme programmatically, however this would introduce duplication of my master stylesheet which is not acceptable.
I'm using a flash app to upload images (EAFlashUpload - http://www.easyalgo.com/eaflashupload.aspx) which works great, but there's a problem.For reasons beyond my understanding, if a theme (page theme = "white") is declared in the web.config, it doesn't work correctly; even if there is nothing in the theme folder at all! Oddly though, it's happy if the theme is set at the page level. Problem is, I don't want to have to hard code the page theme into every page. Is there another place I can set the page theme? I've tried in the code behind of the master page (pre_int), and also adding a web user control with some code behind to the master page.
I have a function that sets the Theme for the page but I want to define this in a MasterPage for each page that uses that MasterPage. This seems like the most likely way to do this to me, am I doing something wrong?
Here is what I have:
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If i copy this to an ASPX page it works but it doesn't seem to work at all in a MasterPage.
I have a Asp.Net Web Application that uses Themes. Inside the theme directory are 9 *.css files.
I've published the Web Application months ago on a IIS 7.5 (and updated regularry). If I browse the site from my computer, my private computer or some virtual machines at a hosting facility, the site will be perfectly rendered.
However, some employees of the company we created the page for are recently having display issues. I was just able to reproduce the issue via remote session and found out, that only 8 of the 9 styles in the selected Theme directory are included into the page. (IE developer toolbar showed the this) The client is using Internet Explorer in version 8.
The problem does not only seem to affect employees of the same company rather than visitors from outside as well.The name of the stylesheet, that sometimes not included into the page is called style.css. I've checked if the file was not accessible from the computer I created the remote session with, but that was not the case. The style.css was browsable. For now I'd try to move the style.css out of the App_Themes directory and include it manually via the MasterPage.
Update: I also discovered that some
<asp:Images ImageURl="~/images/mypic.png">
are also not being shown, just the red X for image not found. Maybe that's related? I looked for the Internet Explorer setting multimedia -> show images, it was checked. I'll try to replace the pngs with jpgs for now.
You must have noticed one link in yahoo.com, msn.com or other popular websites named "Page Options". When you click this link you get a popup displaying different small several color icons. After clicking one of these icons your page theme changes without entire page refresh. Now you are able to see the same page with different look and feel.
How does it happen and what it takes to do it? Is this possible in ASP.NET? If yes, how to do it?
I'm wanting to adjust this code to pull the theme name from a database table, instead of just manually assigning a theme in the file. This way a site administrator can set the theme dynamically. If never done this with a global.asax file, so I'm not sure what the best way is to accomplish it?
Here's the code that needs tweaked:
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The database table could be "ThemeName" with rows ID & Theme. If performing this in the global.asax file will cause any big performance issues.
I am using nifty corners to display rounded div's. I pasted this code into a normal web page and it fires correctly. But when I move the code back into a master page the script for windows load doesn't fire. The code is below. why the onload scrip isn't firing. The actual web form only declares the content place holders...no actual html.
To get nifty corners it is [URL] and scroll to download link. But this isn't necessary.
There is an HttpHandler that needs to access the theme name, so you can rebuild the image name depending on the theme name.ow can I access the Theme property
I am working on Themes. Till now I can sussessfully change the Single Page theme when my user logs in.
I Used :
Page.Theme = "RedTheme";
and redirect it.
But if i take master page then i unable to apply the selected theme to all pages. My User can able change theme now. But only for single page. How to apply for all pages?
I have a usercontrol, but only want the bits inside rendered if a certain condition is metIs there a way to tweak it such that no residual asp.net bloat gets rendered if I dont need the control?
I am using some css and js file on my master page.... I have a content page derived from that master page. Is it possible to remove some css or js file that in the master page and not needed in the content page.Can I remove those particular files fromcontent page....
Now my requirement is that i have to give One link for Access Classic ASP Project.
For that I want link like
[URL]
Here [URL] is a virtual directory created for .Net Page. Now inside that i need to create one folder "OLDSITE" and inside oldside i need to put classic asp page.
How can i set virtual directory for classic asp page.
In above code I am having a Session["panelOpen"] variable which is created from another user control and once my page is trying to render, I am storing Session["panelOpen"] in my hidden lblPanelOpen.Text on page OnInit() method, however when page is loaded completely then I am trying to remove the session variable.
I have problem when I use "Web Deployment" project to deploy web site by VS.NET 2005. Although, file .aspx does not contain theme in section page directive, web deployment add theme as same as value of Web.config automatically when deploy project.
When I turn on Code Coverage in my test settings, on a project that references the Unity DI container I get the following error:
Cannot initialize the ASP.NET project'{Project Name}'.
The event log specifies the following reason:
Could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.Practices.Unity, Version=2.0.414.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35' or one of its dependencies. Strong name signature could not be verified.
