Web Forms :: Provide Flexibility Facility Of Different Layouts In Site?
Jun 14, 2010
My application requirement is, there should be different Layout themes (not only colors but also controls can be at different location), which user can easily change. How I can do that?
For eg. In wordPress there are different layout themes,
How should be the site folder structure? How I can implement that?
I'm after a bit of advice on how to handle a multi tenant site in ASP.NET from a UI perspective. What I want to be able to offer is a choice of layouts to the client i.e.
Layout 1: Navigation horizontal at the top. Search results in a table in the middle. Some text at the bottom.
Layout 2: Navigation vertical on the left. Some text in the middle. Search results at the bottom
Layout 3, Layout 4, Layout x etc...
Each element within the various layouts can differ too. For example, the search results might look like simple list in Layout 1, but will have a completely different look in Layout 2. Once a client has decided on Layout x, I then need to apply their company identity to the layout by changing the colours, logos, etc.
simplify the look of buttons,layouts son we can simplify the look of a site for smartphone?The idea is to represent links instead of buttons and to replace any loyout to just the left in order to be better viewable in a smartphone,
i am working on a project in which i have to create newsletters. We wish to give user functionality of editing the complete layout ( drag and drop if possible) I am able to achieve drag and drop with web parts but can't customise them much like adding richtext box and saving multiple copies of same page with different layouts. I then wish to enable user to send the html only part of page which contains dynamic layout.
I am creating a bulk email sending facility for our website.I have got all the email in one table so i know i can use email sending features with one loop that take all the emails from the table and send it to everybody.I would like to give them a link that will opt out them from the list.If anybody has done it recently or know any link please suggest it.
What I'm tryin to achieve now is to apply a different layout dependingon which user is logged. However, I cannot do any of this kind of conditional logic in the page itself. What I was thinking was an action filter that tests the current user, and if they are logged in applies one layout to the view and if they are not applies a different layout to the view.
I am a .Net developer with almost 4 years of experience. Until now I have been using tables for creating layouts of my websites and I am quite experienced with this technique. I have been trying to design table less (CSS based) designs for the past few months and I have acquired a lot of knowledge about CSS. However, I feel that if the design is very complex or needs out of the box thinking than I am unable to create such layouts. I have read many books and seen many videos but most of them will create layouts of designs that are fairly straight forward and not too complex. Can anyone guide me to a complete book or training that can satisfy my needs and also teach me the thought process behind implementing CSS layouts.
i am trying to create a paging facility for my dalatist dynamically and for this i am taking a hyperlink and putting it in a panel and showing the list of pages
but the problem is that when i click on next page for example from 1st page to another then it refreshes the page and opens the page with IsPostback = False and thus my all values that i have stored in a session becomes null like fisrt time loading
so it there any way so that when i click on the link it just show me the next bunch of record without refreshing the page ??
Note: i have created paging in my Stored procedure where each page contains 10 record per page
the code that i am using to bind the pager is as below : where default value of _PageIdx=1 and _totalPages = the number of pages that are coming from the database, it vary from search to another search
For our next project (a small app in ASP.NET/C#) we have to create drag and drop zones in the UI so that components/widgets can be dragged and dropped and layouts can be changed dynamically (for example, the user should be able to switch between two-column to a three-column layout from the front end). After doing some searching, I got to know that there are two approaches: Use Web parts and Content-zones. Using jQuery.
I also learnt that jQuery approach is preffered, but I would like to know how can I create such zones in my application and also save these zones per user (in the D so that when the new request comes for that user their preferred layout is displayed? I basically want to know if there are some tutorials on creating persistable drag and drop zones using jQuery.
i want to add a search facility to my website. I have many lengthy html files that should be searched. The question is should i insert the text of the html files in a table of my database and search the database or should i search the html files one by one reading them from the disk. Should the search be database based or should i open each file, read it and search it this way using for example regular expressions. What is the usual and best approach?
i have made new mobile site. and i have also read everything. Now i have used .wml file to click to call dealer and add one phone number in that.
Its working on HTC touch phone as i think its working on Windows OS phone as it calls the exact number whereas on the iphone and other mobiles its not working and showing to save the .WML file.
I was wondering how i could implement a message passing facility through a social networking website i am making. Instead of creating it all from the start, is there a much more simple approach i could possibly take?
I quite like the way facebook does it, how is this done?
I am ok with AJAX but would prefer something really simple not to the extent of adding emoticons etc.