Web Forms :: Creating A Visio Diagram In A Webpage?
Mar 9, 2010
I have been tasked to create a simple box-to-box diagram using some data I retrieve from a SQL database. I will have to apply text tag names to the boxes and connectors.
Anyone ever build a Visio diagram dynamically on a web page?
I need to plan out a Class, Method, Attribute style diagram, I have looked at the Class Designer in Visual Studio, but it seems to not do what I want. I want to be able to have a diagram show the classes just like in Visual Studio - except I want to be able to represent the parameters these methods require, for example:
getStock(StockID)
And this be shown in the Diagram. This is for an ASP.NET website - what are the best ways of creating a diagram for a website like this to represent the methods - I don't want to start generating classes - which is why I want to use Visio, plus I am more familiar with Visio than the Visual Studio Class designer as I mostly use the Express line of products which don't feature this. I want this for example for Default.aspx:
I don't want to use UML as this is too confusing - the Visual Studio Class diagram is close to what I want but I cannot get it to show the Parameters on my Methods. My main aim is to have "stubs" for each method a page requires to implement that functionality as a Developer this is the easiest way I can plan out this project.
I know that I can convert a sequence diagram into a collaboration diagram easily using Rational Rose, but... Using Visual Studio, that is possible? Or I will have to create by myself?
i've got a project requirement in which a webpage developed in asp.net+C# - (used for information gathering from the end user) can be changed to a report view of the same page (after submitting) with dynamic html formatting without affecting the original page can it be done by creating an object of that webpage and modifying its properties or creating an instance of the page or something like that.
Does anyone know of a control or a way to render a group of object relationships like visio? Right now I just have them sitting inside nested divs, but it's not as slick as everything being connected with lines in a flow
The way we have to update our site now is to create a copy of the website project locally. Make changes. Then take the dll and any other new files and copy them to the project on the server. Sometimes they want us to work on something they need uploaded right away and other times work on something that needs to be uploaded in the future. So I have to do silly things to give them what they want now and exclude what I am working on for later. What is the best way to resolve this? I just wanna have to upload a piece of the project and certainly not the a whole new dll everytime.
Suppose that I have a text box where I am asking for a customer number. I would like to create a lookup option. Where another webpage comes up and I can search for my customer using various options: by name, city... whatever and I would like the webpage to return the customer number and place it into that text box. How do I go about creating this? In addition I do not want this to be browser dependant. I don't want it to be for IE only. (I already know how to make the one for IE only) I am hoping there is an AJAX functionality here or something...
am a .NET developer with four years professional experience. In my free time I am looking at building a site that graphically displays relationships between objects, in this case, people. I don't want to spend any money on a web control as this is just for fun. Something that looks like this:
except with people (who know each other, or otherwise). I am having trouble starting this project out. I have the database designed with a People table (ID, Name) and a Relationships table (ID1, ID2), but don't know how to graphically display this information.
I am working on a tool to construct a diagram in asp.net .The user is allowed to select the images from panel [generated dynamically based on user input in dropdown box] and its copy should be created on the diagram area, it should be draggable and should over lay with each other . So far I am able to create the diagram objects dynamically and on click on each object its copy will be created on the diagram area [I am passing the instance from user control to main page] . I have used Drag Drop Extender to apply Drag behavior. Now my problem is which I create more objects the position of already created objects is not retained in the page. I have js code to retain the position for static controls, but don’t know how to apply for dynamic controls.
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Am I complicating the whole process ,is there any easy way? .
I am working on a financial portal and I am having a problem..I don;t know what to call it so i mentioned it as an 'unknown to me' problem..I have a webpage..whenever I click on any button on my webpage, the request goes through..but nothing show up on the webpage..then If I click on another link and then again come back to previous link,then only I see the results of button_click..
e.g.
I have a currency conversion and investment form..so after filling up the form in following way and if I click on "INVEST" then nothing shows up..
so now if i click on any other link and go back to 'buy currency' link I see the result as 'investment successful'
I'm a novice developer writing an ASP.NET application with VB. I'm having a little trouble getting my head around the partial class concept. If you use the partial classes as a code-behind for the presentation, how would these be represented in UML, in particular with a class diagram?
In diagram of SQL 2008, I have 3 table : tbl_Events, tbl_Products, tbl_Product_Events.When I create MyDBModel.edmx (ADO.Net Entity Data Model) at VS 2010, diagram model display 2 tbl_Events and tbl_Products.It is difficult to access data.This is diagram in SQL 2008 and here is diagram in VS 2010
I am creating an web application for my tae kwon do club. People are able to register online for a tournament. After the registration deadline the web application generates a dendrogram. Something like this: how to draw it. Because of the fact that there are my weight and age categories i have to draw them dynamicly for each group.What is the easiest way to draw this inside a MVC view?
I have a solution consisting of many projects. it's very hard to trace your way around to find the right class or method to change , which led me to try to create a diagram that can model the whole solution. Is there a tool in visual studio ( class diagram designer or rational rose ) or even a third party tool that can revers engineer the solution and generate a class diagram, including all the classrelations,compositions,hierarchies and etc.
I developed an application form which includes some textboxes for input. When the user click on the button the following tasks has to be done.
1) If page is valid all data should be stored in database
2) A new webform should appear on the same window and the some content of the application form should be displayed in it.
3) When clicking on browser back button it should not post back to previous page.....
I did the first task..and i don't know the code for the remaining tasks. Here is some information
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I opened new webform by using Response.Redirect ("submit.aspx"). Where submit.aspx is the form to be opened after data stored upon the button click in application form.
We have been assigned a project for future developement. The problem is original developer did not create any data model, so we are in trouble understanding how db structure flow goes. I know we can create database diagram (even did that), but db contains 162 tables so the db diagram becomes so big that it does not fit in the monitor's view. Viewing each table > keys (for relationships) is not possible.
I want to undertand and change an existing website which was written long time back. It cntains a lot of code and I dont know where to start as there is no dicumentation.Is there any way by which i can create a class diagram and sequence diagram of the existing one as I want to incorporate all the existing functionalities in the new one and dont miss out anyone. Only way I know is to debug the current application and go through whole of the code individually. Is there any way out by which I can undertand the current application quickly?
On a home PC I have SQL Server 2005 installed. If I go to SQL server management studio and select my database, I can then right click on the "Database Diagrams" folder and then select "New Database Diagram" from the popup menu. I can then generate a database diagram. However on my PC at work if I follow the same steps as above, the popup menu does not show an option for "New Database Diagram". Instead my choices are "Working with SQL Server 2000 diagrams" and "Refresh". So why is the "New Database Diagram" menu option missing? Also what is odd is that the popup selection reads "Working with SQL Server 2000 diagrams" when in fact I am using SQL Server 2005 not 2000? Does anyone know why my option to create a database diagram is missing?
I have finished coding a project and need to do a class diagram for my documentation is there a way to make a class diagram in Web Developer 2010? I remeber there was a feature that implements a Class Diagram in C# 2005 but not sure in 2008 and web devekoper 2010.
I am going to develop an application which have approx 1,000,000 uers. They will be from different countries. Can some one give me a high level diagram or design guidlines so my application is scaleble enough to full fill the needs of such huge no of users.My database will be oracle and i will be using framework 3.5.