I'm using the Google CDN to load my JQuery file. However, I'd like to have my master page use a separate theme to my content page. Is this possible when using the CDN? I'm using ASP.NET.
View 2 RepliesI have HandleError attribute working normally, however:
I have a jqueryui dialog that displays a partial view. If i generate an error in this action the dialog just remains blank and no redirect to the Error.aspx page.
I have a view that displays an appointment schedule for the logged in user. It defaults to today's date and schedule when first navigating to the Index action for the controller. I have added a jQueryUI DatePicker to the view and when the user selects a new date I would like the data to be refreshed and the view to be refreshed immediately. Following are partss of the code. The javascript for the DatePicker that sends the new date back to the controller:
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This works fine and the Index function of the controller gets the date back as a parameter. Code for the controller is:
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When I run this in debug it seems to be working fine also. The model calls a stored procedure with input parameters and the new date gets passed just fine. The correct data is coming back but the view does not re-render with the new data on the first pass through. I had to put a button on the view to prompt the user to refresh the view after selecting the new date to get it to work at all. So here is the scenerio:
User navigates to view and gets today's schedule. User selectes new date from DatePicker
In debug the Index controller is fired immediatly and the new data is retrived and returned to the view but this is not reflected in the UIUser clicks the "Go" button.
In debug the controller is again fired immediately with the same date and the data is retrieved and returned to the view and this time it renders correctly.
I tried code below using last jqueryui.com source code. This code is copied from menubar sample in jquery ui menu control test subdirectory.
If File Open is selected, only alert box appears. Page is not opened. How to open pange if menu item is selected ?
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I have an App_Themes directory, and also Master pages for a ASP.NET website.
Can I use 2 different themes based on the master page?
I have a master page which contains a treeview and a linkbutton. i have used 3 different stylesheets for the same page and those are listed in dropdownlist on the same master page. on dropdownlist change() event stylesheet of the master page change, i have 1 default style sheet which will come as master page loads.
now the problem is when i changed stylesheet from dropdown list, stylesheet changes the master page , but after that when if i clicked on treeview or linkbutton the stylesheet is restored to default one.
i have written following code
Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load
master page has runat=server on the head tag element, it is injecting a stylesheet on the page for some reason and I am not doing it explicitly.
Is it a themes setting that is adding the stylesheet? How can I disable it for this master page?
I am a beginner in ASP.Net. I want to know what is CSS, Themes and Skin in ASP.Net? and How to create and use these things in ASP.Net? Please explain with simple example.
View 1 RepliesWhat is the best practice to apply different themes to different customers with asp.net.
View 4 RepliesI am using the UrlRewriter.NET library to perform URL rewriting. I noticed that themes do not work properly as the browser tries to retrieve the CSS file incorrectly.
The link tag generated by ASP.NET automatically is as follows:
<link href="App_Themes/vertebrata/style.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" />
URL typed into browser: localhost:1708/BloggingEngine/aa Displays fine
URL typed into browser: localhost:1708/BloggingEngine/aa/ Browser does not load the CSS file
I can probably fix the problem by prefixing a "/" before the URL in the href attribute, but this is dynamically generated by ASP.net depending on selected theme and I have no control over it.
How do I get ASP.net to load themes properly?
I have a portfolio website I am building for fun, I am graduating about this time next year. I have added ASP.NET themes to this portfolio website, and I have added themes to other ASP.NET sites before. I really love the feature! I have been noticing though that other sites (not asp.net that I've seen) change "Themes" without the page refreshing and I understand its probably just changing which CSS the site is using. Is there a way to do something like this in ASP.NET 4.0?
I am just setting the default theme in the web.config, and then setting a session variable through a couple asp:ImageButton's, then in the Page_PagePrePreInit setting the page.theme to the session variable. This is my first time taking that route, I usually use "profiles" to save the theme info.
I am working on asp.net website and i want to implement themes on my site. If i select any theme then it will change whole UI not only colors. After Change it will show a new User interface. Like change in div size, width and location same for controls and same all html tag that is used in page.
I got lot of example of themes where it it changing only UI color.
Change themes in asp.net 2.0
View 3 RepliesI think i understand the benefit of using themes but I want to be sure I understand correctly. I have previously used css to style my pages. I'm thinking about using themes in my next project. It provides a way to switch between the visual style of web controls and html elements. This could be done by allowing the user to choose a theme that is to their liking.
View 9 RepliesCan ASP.NET themes be used per user session ? Ex : For one user,User theme called "Green" and for another user Use the theme called "Red". Or themes are for the enire web app ?
View 1 RepliesSince Themes in ASP.NET are used to style elements of your site, I was just wondering why would you use Themes rather than CSS, or is it common practice to use both? If so, when would you opt for one versus the other and why?
Just seems to me like Themes are kind of unnecessary, so I am just looking on clarification if there really is a good reason to use them, or it's just a part of the framework as an alternative(unnecessary) step to styling your site.
how do i implement themes like ask.com to my websites? Should i be using Ajax, according to one of my friend it is done using JQuery? Also it will be a great help if someone can redirect me to a tutorial (asp.net and/or php).
View 2 RepliesI use ASP.NET C# in a Web Application Project (not web site).
I would like use ASP.NET Theme feature for my Web Application.
From the root of my project I am able to create a special folder App_Themes
Root/App_Themes --WORKS
but I need have App_Themes folder in a different level, in my case:
Root/Cms/App_Themes --DOES NOT WOEK
I notice that Visual Studio does not allow insert an App_Themes in a sub folder.
We have multiple themes and based on the employee login we need to set the themes. And my themes folder including images, style sheets etc resides outside my application ie inside my master page project.When i refer the theme to it i am receiving an error stating its not valid theme.Cant we refer the external themes and set it page.theme?Any idea on this?
View 5 Repliesi am using Media Player in my site its working fine..but if i want to use themes where should i get those thems(professional xaml.,,et.,) ..is it possible to download..if yes provide the link
View 1 RepliesI am trying to figure out if Global Themes will be something our department could use. However, I am a little unclear on it. Can you basically just have one theme? Either a theme from the Global directory or one from the application theme folder? Or is there a way to use both at the same time?
View 7 RepliesI have written a bit of code that helps with versioning of js files. Essentially it spins around the current script manager and appends the javascript file path with an md5 hash of the file. So
<script src="../Javascript/Navigation.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
becomes
<script src="../Javascript/Navigation.js?md5=70D2B4D1F236C7E340D9152B9E4102C3" type="text/javascript"></script>
I think this is a fairly common thing to do (or variants of it). What I am struggling to do is pick up the css files in the app_themes folder and do the same.
How do I get in and change the css links?
I have been working on a fun little project just to build my skills as an ASP.Net developer. I have learned quite a bit thus far, and don't normally post questions in forums. Google and the books I own generally do the trick for me. But for this question I would like some community input.
I am developing a simple blog platform in ASP.Net / C#. Eventually I hope it will basically be a clone of how Wordpress works. Again, this is mostly a learning project for myself and I realize there are many projects out there doing what I am doing in .Net.
Anyways, the question I want some input on is whether I should use themes or master pages to customize the look and feel of the site. As I understand it, a theme mostly just changes colors and such, but CAN do much more. Whereas a master page can easily change the look and feel of an entire site.
What are the pro's and con's of either route, and what would y'all recommend? I'm not really looking for code examples here, just input on what y'all would think is the best route to pursue.
I have new task..
I'm work with asp.net to make website..
how to make dynamic theme in CSS?
What i have is a number of themes in a solution under the App_Themes directory. How can i read all these and bind them to a list so that when the user selects on it applies that theme to the web page ?
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