Web Forms :: How To Align HTML DIV To The Bottom Of Page
Nov 19, 2012
How to get div at the bottom of the page like in this website there are divs appearing in the blue border and also how can we get the link for facebook in the right side of the page.
how we can apply navigation panel at bottom of asp.net running panel?I have one aspx page. i want to apply the mail system on my navigation panel. So I can i get bottom navigation panel on mouse over event.
i am using the example from http://www.dotnetspider.com/resources/701-Export-Data-CSV-Excel.aspx
this is working fine exporting the data, the problem is its also writing the html of the page to the bottom of the csv. i have stepped through the code to try and catch where this is happening but cant find it.
I have a .net code that generate a nested grid kind of output. I have written the logic to to generate the nested grid in prerender. The use html tables to generate the same. I need to align all the columns in the grid.
How can I align the columns of nested tables for the following HTML code. I want all the columns from all nested tables to be aligned. I will use that logic then in my prerender.
I have a page that I am adding user controls to the bottom of the controls each postback. The User Control has a textbox in it and the focus needs to be on this newly created control textbox each time. It all works almost perfectly however when there are too many controls to fit on the page, because I set the focus to the textbox the bottom of the page is set to the textbox that has focus not the very bottom of the page. I have a submit button below this which ends up below the page limit. How can I set focus to a textbox but still scroll to the every bottom of the page to show the submit button.
I have a grid view where the user can change pages at either the top or the bottom of the grid view. I want the view to go back to the top whenever a user changes the page, whether they are changing from the top or the bottom. I've tried using anchors and javascript to achieve this but it does not work. The javascript is executed and the user is taken to the top of the gridview, this can be seen by placing an alert after the javascript to change the view. But the last thing that happens on the page change is that the window is returned to it's previous position (the bottom of the page). Is there any way of doing this?
I have a gridview control in my page to which user can add rows dynamically and to do this I have provided a link button . But mu problem here is whenever I click on this link button (which is outside grid) grid is going to the bottom of the page(grid is inside a panel for adjusting the height).
I am having trouble with a aspx page that when I click on the link to go to the page it opens/starts at the bottom. I want the page to open at the top like normal pages do.
I have a listview control that contains a lot of records per page. My customer wants it that way. When the user clicks on a new page number, the new page opens at the bottom of the listview. How can I get it to open at the top if the page?
I have a database that has names and months of birth. I would like to have a Choose Month: with a drop down menu to select the month of your choice, then have the results show in a gridview at the bottom of the page. I thought this would be fairly simple but my grid doesn't show anything.
I'm using a wizard control with 4 steps, when I use the previous button to navigate back to the previous step the page reloads but at the bottom of the page.Instead of showning the whole of the page, the user views the footer of the site and the previous button and next button.I'm sure there is a very simple answer to this but I just can't figure out how to get the page to reload to the top.
I got a problem with an Ajax form in MVC2 (VS 2010).Well I got an Index.aspx that has a Ajax.BeginForm, with a textbox and a input button (Button 1). The HttpPost of this simple form, will be handled by an action of my controller. This action will render a PartialView.The PartialView has a table that I fill with a ViewModel. Also it has another Ajax.BeginForm and another input button (Button 2). This new Ajax.BeginForm is handled by an action that has to do something with the data posted.
Here's the thing: I click the Button 1, fill the table and everything is going well, but after that when I click everywhere in the page, the Button 2 change it's position to the bottom of the page and get the focus ... I don't know why ...
What are the latest and greatest ways to move ViewState to bottom of the page Can this be done in a IHttpHandler that can be specified in the web.config to intercept requests to "*.aspx"?
Other options is that this could be done in a IHttpModule, but that is not as performant, as it will intercept all requests. Also it could be done in an a class deriving from the Page or MasterPage-class, but this is not as modular.Are there any performance penalties to this?
I have a requirement to position a div on the bottom of the last page when printing. Consider I have a page set up as follows.
[div id=Header] [/div] [div id=Lines] x Number of lines that could potentially span 1 or more pages [/div] [div id=Footer style="position: absolute; bottom: 20px; left: 4px; right: 4px;"] [/div]
No this code is fine if there are a few lines on the page, but if there are more than just a few the footer then overlaps some of the lines. Is it possible in CSS to fix the footer to the bottom of the page, but to attach to the bottom of the second page if the lines fill the first page. I think its the position absolute that is causing the problem. Has anyone else done this that has an alternative?