I am writing web site using ASP.net, and I want to seperate my pages into some logical HTML parts (menus, panels, etc.). When it comes to parts that have a server logic, the obvious solution is to use UserControl, but most of the parts on my site, have client side logic only, i.e javascript and HTML. Recently I found out that it's possible to include parts by using the code:
<% Response.WriteFile ("MyPart.html") %>
So my question is: what is the better way to do it? should I write a UserControl for each one of my parts, or should I user Resonse.WriteFile (...) for my non-server-side logic parts?
I've a big "Grid view" in length.It will come to 2 pages, if I print on paper (like 30 rows on page 1, remaining rows on page 2)Is it possible "to repeat the header row" in 2nd page?
I want to know: what are the basic differences between html server controls and web server control. As I have gone though lots of surfing but couldn't find the exact answer.
What are the differences (behind the scenes) between Page.User.Identity and Request.LogonUserIdentity? Not the differences in type, name, etc but the differences in how they're implemented behind the scenes (i.e. one calls windows xxx api and the other calls asp.net xxx api...).
i have seen many site where individual web parts load with busy icon when page loads. without using web parts how can develop a page where individual section will load with busy icon when page loads.
I'm working on an ASP.net application in which I've multiple web parts in a page. Each web part has its own data source pulling data from them and showing it. When a user tries to load the page I want to load the page instantly and asynchronously render all the web parts with the data.
I am working on a project which creates controls dynamically for a form in the page_load event, loads in their current values from the database and saves their values (using FindControl) when the user clicks the continue button. When I added a control statically in the .aspx page and followed their same procedure of loading the value in the page load and saving it on the button press I found that the value would not save correctly. It seems that it wouldn't save because the click event fires after the page_load, so the page_load of the post back reverted the value and the user entered value was not saved.
The strange thing is that by changing the control to be dynamically created just as all the other controls on the page and keeping the loading and saving the same it now works. Even though the page load still creates the control with the old database value. It seems like a very fundamental asp .net feature here but i'm just unclear as to what is going on. I suspect it is to do with the timing of creation and maybe when the view state kicks in.
i want to update different areas of my MVC page after one action (say a click) occurs.
how, i use ajax, and wrapping the entire area where all these parts need to be updated is counter intuitive as the ajax data being sent back would be close to the entire page.
so, i have a few partial views, - but the problem is, each action only returns one view! how can i return multiple views from this one action?
i know a popular solution is to just hammer the server with multiple async javascript ajax requests for each "part" of the view, but this really is unnecessary and inefficient, reconstructing and destroying the page (say) 5 times for just one action, when it should just occur once, and once it does, the server should manage all the partial views then and there.
I am newbie of .net. I am just wonder that what is the differences between asp table and html table? That is because when i used both tag, its seem like same.
I am setting up an asp.net web parts portal for some stuff. I have a [hopefully] really easy question. How can I make the page have 3 major columns?
Right now I have two columns using <div id="leftpanel" style="float: left"> and <div id="rightpanel" style="float: right">. But I cannot figure out how to get a panel in the center. The right panel is basically in the center and there is not a css float: middle/center. So how is a three panel web parts page accomplished?
I am working on a VWD Walkthrough: Creating a Web Parts Page in VWD, [URL]Here I created a user control, DisplayModeMenu.ascx. Somehow, when running this webpage, the DropDownList of this user control showed only a Browse selection, no Edit selection. Clicking the "Reset User State" link showed the following error message.
The Walkthrough did not list any information on setting up the "ASP.NET Web Site Administration Tool" or additional tags on Web.config. How can I fix the errors?
BTW, is it true that User Control is not recommended for VS 2005/8 any more.
Personalization is not enabled and/or modifiable. The Enabled property must be set to true, and a registered personalization provider must be selected. The current user must be granted the right to modify personalization state.
Let's say you had a page like an eBay auction, where some of the content (top bidder, bids, history, etc) needed to be up to date but other sections would likely never change, like the description. I'd like to know the "right" method for getting that static section cached.
The "cheezy" solution would be to code it up in a separate javascript .js file as a bunch of "document.writeln()" calls, but that's plain evil and ugly.
If I made it a Content section of a master page, that might get it cached at the server, but the client has no way to know that this particular section of the page will never change.
I could IFRAME it but I don't always know the dimensions.
I'm sure this has all been done before, and as much as I love my own wheels, I'd rather not reinvent this one :-)
I have the following a Master Table that has some Id and a child table with multiple records for that Id, i created a Main rdlc report in asp.net and a sub report, i am having trouble on displaying the sub report as multiple times (i.e. for reach record in the child table for a particular Main Id there should be a sub report with the information related to the child tabke), i was able to display it repeated but it repeated the first record of the child table.