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 Replies How do i refer a control id from a different ContentPlaceHolder by using inline code?
I have filterParameters which refer a control (txtSearch). Since it was place in different contentplaceholder (ContentPlaceHolder2) , its id could not be find by it name "txtSearch", is there any inline code syntax can help me?
for example,
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refer to label in aspx from ascx? .......
View 1 Repliesi have couple of aspx pages, both have drop down lists (DDLs) in them. A user first goes to Page1.aspx and choose a value from the DDL-1 and click on Submit button. He is then taken to the Page2.aspx which again has a DDL-2. What I want is to populate the
DDL-2 based on what was chosen in DDL-1. I am not able to figure out how to access something that was chosen on a previous page. I believe I need to create a reference to the previous page? Please help me out with this.
I'm using the following code to get a list of sites from a database and then show a short extract from the posts. The number of posts shown and the length of the extract is defined in the appsettings of the web.config.
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I get the following error:
Index and length must refer to a location within the string. Parameter name: length
When I use code from this thread: [URL] (converted to VB.net), the result for lblStatus is always "nothing"?
It's not clear for me why you use "label", because the fieldtype I am searching for in the gridview, is boundfield.
i have a SortedList.The value of which is a Cart Object that stores a Product object consisting of properties.
i wish to set the datasource to the Product object.
so how can i refer to the Product object?
How to refer to a control (label) which is on a Formview (in Edit mode). The formview is on a Multiview...
View 3 RepliesChange 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 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 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 ?
View 2 RepliesI am trying to apply themes to my site using profiles. So in my web.config file I need to write the code so that once that user logs in, then the theme of the site changes. Right now I just have color themes; yellow, blue, and orange.
If this isn't in the right section feel free to move it.
Is there any way to create themes for htmlcontrols?if yes How to create themes for html controls like
<label runat="server" forecolor="red">
I am an ASP.Net developer, and I use the data controls quite frequently. One of the things that Microsoft, unfortunately, hasn't spent much time on, are the themes. (i.e. "Professional, Colorful, etc...) No offense to the designers that came up with them, but I don't use them because they're not all that pleasant to look at. I've been designing my own "App_Themes".
Is there a gallery of themes that you can download or buy to plug into ASP.Net controls. It would be really cool if someone has figured out how to add themes to the "tasks", where all the stock themes are. I also use Developer Express, so I'm aware that there are control libraries out there, and have used them, I just haven't seen themes that were designed specifically for use with ASP.Net controls in a manner that made them seamless with the "out of the box" themes.
Does anyone know how to either add your own theme to the collection of themes ASP comes with, or is there a good set of themes for purchase or free? Links would be much appreciated. Just to clarify, I'm not talking about control libraries, just ASP.Net themes.
Is there any way to create themes for htmlcontrols?if yes How to create themes for html controls like
<label runat="server" forecolor="red">
I would like to know how can I change the themes and skins or (CSS) dynamically and what are the basic requirements for it. Is there any design structure must be same..? Following are my requirements. E.g. we have 3 themes. Theme1, Theme2 and Theme3. Designations are. Employee, Manager and Sen.Manager And I want to assign Theme1 to Employee and Theme2 to Manager and Theme3 to Sen.Manager. After Employee gets promoted to Manager the Theme2 must be assign to him. And when they login there Theme and skin must be change according to his designation. Hope you can understand.
View 5 RepliesI was trying to add a Theme and some UserControls to a existing ASP.NET Web Project (nopCommerce) via a Second Web Project (which is added as an virtual Directory). But this did not work in my Configuration and I did not know if this is even possible.
The Reason why I want to seperate my Code from the nopCommerce project is for easyer upgrading to a new Version, and to handle adaptations for different shops efficient.
to a vb code resource/tutorial that explains how you can change a theme from a dropdown list on a content page derived from a nested master page, not the main master page.
View 1 RepliesI have a simple ASP.NET web site with membership (using SqlMemberShipProvider). I allow users to select a theme to setup a design of the pages they like.
Now the question is: Where shall I store this selected theme per user?
My initial idea was to use profiles. So I have defined a profile property called "Theme" in the web.config file. All this works so far as long as the user has logged in to the web site.
But there remains one open point:If the user isn't logged in and enters the login page how can I make sure that he sees the login page with the theme he has selected before?
Obviously (at least I think it's obvious) I cannot pull the theme of the login page from the profile of that user as long as he hasn't logged in.
So how can I overcome this issue? Is it perhaps the wrong place to store the theme in the user profile table? Should it be better stored somewhere on the client PC of the user?
how to refer shared function in a class , this function itself inside same class
public class cls1
Public Shared Function getDBDate(ByVal pDate As Date) As String
Return Format(pDate, "yyyy-MM-dd")
End Function
Private Function GetDb_Format(ByVal pDateString) As String
Dim d As Date = Me.ParseDate(pDateString)
Return clsDate.getDBDate(d)
End Function
End Class
can i have any other way to use getDbDate function
I'm facing the following issue:
I have a gridview that allows updating. I only want to show the relevant fields to the user. As a result I hide the ID field of the records. But I need this value as a parameter for my update command. Apparently the value is always passed as 0 when the field is set invisible. When the field is set visible, the right value is passed.
I know it is possible to refer to a selected row and its controls, to get their values, even for invisible fields. This is what I want to do when the row is updating, in order to get the ID value of the label control which holds the ID value. How do I refer to the row that is updating? I experienced that the row is not considered 'selected', so the SelectedRow property of the gridview does not do the trick.
When your web.config or app.config file has an appsettings entry, what is the best way to refer to its key in your code file? Developers I have worked with have differing opinions on this. Some say to hard code the string and others suggest that there should be a file containing string constants and in your code, you use the constant as the appsettings key. I would be interested in hearing other opinions on this. What do you do? Why is it the best?
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