Web Forms :: Adjust A TextBox Height Automatically To The Contents Inside It
Aug 17, 2010
I have a code where I fill some random text into a textBox. In this example there is more content than the textBox can show so the vertical scrollbar is shown in the textBox.
I wonder if there is a way to adjust the height of the textBox instead automatically so all contents can be seen instead of seeing the scrollbars ?
i want to adjust image height and width in formview.. some images are tooo big and some are to small ...so i want if images are tooo small then they should be display in original size
the design of my page because of the treeview menu. I am using a treeview for the purpose of issuing accessibility of users regardless of their position. Actually, the treeview menu control overlay the footer whenever I expand on it. How am I be able to dynamically adjust the height of the <div> for the treeview menu.
<p>Description: <asp:TextBox ID="description" runat="server" /> <asp:RequiredFieldValidator ID="RequiredFieldValidator3" runat="server" ErrorMessage="" ControlToValidate="description"> You have to enter the movie description, so people would know what it is about. If you don't know how to obtain a description, click <asp:HyperLink runat="server" id="search" NavigateUrl="<%# Bind('name.Text', 'http://www.imdb.com/find?s=all&q={0}') [code]....
I have centered one div with-in another, and the enclosed div has 5 controls in it that change size.I have the master div set with align="center" and style="width: 100%"My problem is that unless I set the width of the enclosed or inner div to a fixed amount, the enclosed div defaults its width to 100%.How can I have the inner div set its width dependent on its controls?
I want to embed a silverlight app into a web page and have the height/width of the div that contains the silverlight control match the dimensions of the actual size of the silverlight control.
I essentially want the div to stretch to accommodate the size of the silverlight control. I do not know what size the silverlight control will be before it loads as it is pulling in data and adding controls dynamically. I want to avoid dueling scroll bars and use only the browser scroll bars.
I need this to work in both IE and Firefox.Is there a way to accomplish this?
I have a page that will display up to 4 videos at a time.. BUT i would like to see if there is any way to calculate and set the width and height according to the number of videos im presenting..
If only one video, i want it to take up the entire width and height of the space i have allocated.. ( say thats 1000w x 800h )
If im displaying 2 videos, then split that space up between the 2 and so on.. keeping the aspec ratio so not to distort the video window..
Right now im hard coding each one 400x300 which looks good when there are 4 laid out on the page.. just want to see how doable is this to accomplish..
I have a 2008 c# application that displays data in a gridview. Two of the columns can contain text up to 500 characters. I have been able to handle these in the gridview by displaying the long text in a scrolling div tag. That works fine in the gridview, but when I export the gridview to excel, the row-height autofits to the large text fields, giving extremely tall rows. Any idea on how I can control the formatting to limit the row-height for the output excel spreadsheet? The approach I use for the export is described in
i want to get the contents of a textbox and set them to a asp label for output, we can cause a postback to if that makes it easier, so far i did this and it comes up trumps
I have a treeview inside a TabPanel but I have problems with the panel's height. It´s not resizing automatically when I expand the nodes in the treeview.
I have a control that inherits from CompositeControl, and I have a public property of type ITemplate that is instantiated. I can insert markup using it and it runs fine, but fields are NOT created in the designer for the template content.
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This markup works fine: [Code]....
But in the .designer.cs I only get a field for the parent control, not the template content: [Code]....
Is there anything I can do to get the controls for the content to have fields automatically generated? Or do I have to use FindControl?
I have a webforms (framework 3.5) site with a TON of dynamic content. Depending on the url, one or many content items will be sent to the client. I need a way to generate meta keywords for SEO based on the contents of the page (or part of the page, if possible).
I've done a little research and am not really turning up anything that addresses my problem directly. I have, on the other hand, found some interesting stuff that might get me there with considerable work. One idea I have is to intercept the response buffer at Application_BeginRequest (global.asax), parse out some meaningful keywords, and inject them back into the response buffer. However, this seems like a pretty expensive process and I don't even know if it's possible. I also feel like there could be a way to do this with an HttpModule.
I'm interested in what the community has to say about this. Is there already an existing and accepted way to do this that I'm just missing.
I am replacing a green screen application with a .net version. One of the things the old screen diod, which I need to replicate is, after a certain number of characters had been intered in a a field (textbox), it would automatically jump to the next field (textbox).
Is there anyway to do this in ASP.net?
Also, when pressing the tab key, is there anyway to get the curson to bypass the active links and move only to the input textboxes?
can anyone tell me how to add the textbox control at the position that I want with same width and height as the div.
I don't know why the textboxs will be more big after browse the website.
take a look at the HTML text. I have added the styles in the same page.
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past the code to your VS.net. In the design mood every thing is in the position that I want. However, after browse the website by IE the textboxs will be more big than it should be. is this mean that I should make the div more big than the textboxs!
I have a table with 3 rows and 1 column each. In each is an asp:panel control, which I believe is essentially rendered as a div. This div has max-height: 500, width: 100%; and overflow:scroll properties on it.Problem is that whenever I try to load the page in IE8, it reverts to compatibility review as it cannot render it. If I remove max-height it works fine.
It's basically how to create an editable gridview.
I've got it up and working, but I need to change the width/height of the textboxes when the gridview is in edit mode.
The problem is, when the textboxes are rendered, they don't have ID's so I can't use FindControl to modify the textboxes.
Adding textboxes in the template items just created an independant - textbox that doesn't do anything.
My question is, how can I find these textboxes & change their height/widths, or how can I find these textboxes & assign ID's to them...so I can modify their height/widths?
Here's a snippet of what I've been playing with....haven't had any luck though...I'm probably way off: