We are sending html-based emails out to customers. This is a stripped-down version of it:
Code:
<table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="4">
<!-- Get the items here -->
<tr bgcolor="ddddee">
<td align="left"><strong>1</strong></td>
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I have this code in an html file and I can view it in IE. There are eight columns, and currently one row that just has a value of One in column 1, Two in column 2, etc.
So a customer is currently receiving an email with these eight columns. He wants a ninth column called "Special Instructions". It can be free-form text and therefore rather lengthy. The customer wants to make all the text smaller to accomodate the new field. How would this be accomplished? How does it know what font to use now?
My published site's pages appear to be unformatted, i.e. incorrect font type and sizes as well as objects that are not correctly aligned and of incorrect width when browsing the site with IE10. On my development platform, Windows 7 Professional using Visual Studio 2010 Professional, running in debug mode and also using IE10 the entire site appears perfectly formatted.
I've already confirmed that all CSS files and the relevant connection strings area correct and ensured that the font being used is installed on the hosting platform.I just used my MacBook and browsed the published web site using IE 9, Chrome and Safari - the site displayed and functioned 100%. I repeated the same test using Safari on iOS and again had perfect results. It thus appears that the problem relates to IE10.
I have questions relating to specifying font-sizes in web page.Is it ok to specify it as style='font-size:12px' or style = 'font-size:14pt' or there is a better way to do this? I want to be sure that I get a uniform cross-browser solution to font-sizes.
I have a gridview on my page which is bound to a data table and displays search results. In the RowDataBound event I have the following code to handle row selection -
Code:
e.Row.Attributes.Add("onclick", ClientScript.GetPostBackEventReference(gvResults, "Select$" + e.Row.RowIndex.ToString())) e.Row.Style.Add("cursor", "pointer") e.Row.Attributes.Add("onmousedown", "MouseEvents(this, event)") On the page itself I have the following to change the fond of the selected row
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The problem I have is if I do another search even though I clear the grid and rebind a row is still showing in the different font even though it hasn't actually been selected. How do I ensure all rows are in the same font on binding to the gridview?
Just upgraded from SSRS 2005 to 2008 (on a test server). I have a report with a list and in this list are about a dozen fields in textboxes whose fonts are all set to Verdana 8pt. When I run the report from the Report Manager, one of the 12 fields is displaying in a serif font (like Times New Roman) at around 12pt. When I preview the report in Visual Studio every field looks fine and when I run the same report in SSRS 2005 every field looks fine. Has to be a SSRS 2008 bug!
point me to information regarding getting font metrics from a true type font in C#? I need to split some text from an RSS feed for a given box height and width.
I've checked System.Drawing.Font and GetHeight is there but how do I get the width of a character?
I understand each character is rendered as a glyph but not sure which class will get the width of the character?
I am planning to make a membership-oriented website where users are allowed to upload files to their accounts, which have a limited amount of space.I can surely see a code-oriented solution (with a database holding the size of each file), but I was wondering whether it's possible to restrict folder sizes with Windows or ASP.Net (web.config?). I don't really think it's possible through the web.config, but I'd still like to ask the community.Does anyone know what's the best way to implement the above?
I am trying to add paging to my datagrid. This datagrid stores hierarchical data. So the top row has several children rows that need to go beneath it. When a new top row type is going to be added I want to make a new page. This way all related rows will be displayed on the same page. So, I think the tricky part might be making pages with varying sizes. I am not sure how to go about attacking this issue. All of the custom paging examples I have seen still have x amount of rows per page. Like I said my pages have to all be various sizes.
I'm building a Web application that will eventually contain a lot of images. These images will need to be displayed in different formats across the site. What would be the pros/cons of the two solutions:
Storing various versions of the picture when they are uploaded (e.g. thumb, small, medium, large, verylarge) Resizing the image through the URL - e.g. /Content/Image/1?height=300
Edit:I had a really hard time accepting one answer over the other, so for anyone reading this q/a, take your time to read both answers because the accepted answer was selected by the flip of a coin :) They're both equally good.
I need to obtain a persons measurements for wearing clothes, shoes etc such as below.
Neck / Shirt Collar size Trouser length Jacket Shoe size The problem is each size is different for UK, Europe and US versions
So far on a form I have a dropdown list for each measurement item whichs show the selections like
ShoeSize DropDownList 38 eu / 5 uk / 6 us 40 eu / 6uk / 8 us etc
I then show all the results from each DDL in a gridview which has a column for each item.
Instead of displaying all 3, which takes up space in the gridview, I want to just display one measurement
they have selected such as "40" for shoe size
So do this I guess I want to allow the user to select which country is approaprite before they start the form and then the dropdown lists(Trouser DDL, ShoeDDL, JacketDDL, CollarDDL etc) display the corresponding sizes relevant to that country.
I have in my sql database a table for each measurement item.
Using Visual Web Developer 10, I've been re-designing my site. When I attempt to size a table cell down, it smashes all my text in the shrinking cell long before any sides are near the edges. Also, it refuses to size down further, it simply stops. Then, if I take the css formatting out of the smashed text, it fixes it, but increases the size of the table cell! lol.
What good alternative products are there to make my asp.net site or to stop this irritating problem.
I just cant seem to view the HTML markup from a SQL Cell in a GridView.
When I set the AutoGenerateColumns=False it's easy because I can set the boundfield property in the DataGird ASP.Net markup. However, I can't seem to do anything with the gridview if the AutoGenerate is turned on.
Here is my vb code:
Code: Dim sqlcmd As String = "Select [Bugs:], [QC#:] FROM " & """" & datasource & """" & Extra Using con As New System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection(connexstring) con.Open() Dim da = New SqlDataAdapter(sqlcmd, con) Dim ds = New DataSet()
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I have html markup in the both columns that I need to show up.
Here is my Gridview:
Code: <asp:GridView ID="GridView1" runat="server" EmptyDataText="There are no data records to display." BackColor="White" BorderColor="#999999" BorderWidth="1px" CellPadding="3" ForeColor="Black" GridLines="Vertical" BorderStyle="Solid" Visible="False" AutoGenerateEditButton="True">
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how to allow the gridview cell to show html after the columns have been generated?
Why does the gridview put everything in a table?! Is there a way to not have the gridview generate any html what-so-ever and just use what I have in the ItemTemplate?
I get an HttpException (details below) after installing Visual Studio 2010 Pro RTM in an application developed using Visual Studio 2010 RC. The platform used was ASP.NET MVC2 RTW (already under VS10 RC).
I first uninstalled all RC software and even ASP.NET MVC 2, and then did a "clean" install of VS10 RTM. The ASP.NET MVC 2 version now installed on my dev machine is 2.0.50217.0.
Exception Message: Error executing child request for handler 'System.Web.Mvc.HttpHandlerUtil+ServerExecuteHttpHandlerAsyncWrapper'.
InnerException Message: <FilePath>ViewsLanguageRenderLanguageNavigation.ascx(6): error BC30451: 'Model' is not declared. It may be inaccessible due to its protection level.
The error occurs on this "Html.RenderAction":
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The "LanguageController" just calls into another service function as below:
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Does anybody have an idea what is causing the problem?
Edit:
By the way, I might also share the actual view (partial view) that would show the languages to select from:
I have a website which created first by Visual Studio 2005, then I convert in to Visual Studio 2008 and currently using Visual Studio 2008. After Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1, HTML 5 and CSS 3 seem to be available. I want to convert my website to a VS 2010 website which uses HTML5.
How can this be done?
Is it possible to convert it to an ASP.NET Web Application while I'm porting it from VS2008 to Visual Studio 2010 ?
I know how to convert a website to web application in Visual Studio 2008 but I haven't used Visual Studio 2010 and have no idea about the differences.
I am having a little problem with AJAX htmleditor, it works fine when testing on localhost, but after deploying it on server it wont work properly.
I have 3 different txt source for the htmleditor, and sometimes the texteditor just gets blank and even the toolbar of the editr disappear and after that doesn't matter which source i select the editor stays blank unless i reload the page.
Code:
'======================================= LOAD xxxxxDATA ===================================== 'Open a file for reading FILENAME = Server.MapPath("~adminexxxxxxexxxxxTemp1.txt") 'Get a StreamReader class that can be used to read the file objStreamReader = File.OpenText(FILENAME) 'Now, read the entire file into a string
I'm drawing labels to an image file. It all works perfectly, except the font size.
gfx.DrawString( thisTempLabel.LabelText, new System.Drawing.Font( thisTempLabel.LabelFont, (float)thisTempLabel.fontSize ), Brushes.Black, new PointF(thisTempLabel.x, thisTempLabel.y) );
Problem is my users pick font sizes in PX, and System.Drawing.Font requires an EM size. I don't know how to resolve this. Can I render the text using pixels?
