C# - Colorbox Not Displaying First Caption From Flickr Gallery Integration?
Mar 16, 2011
I am pulling small thumbnails into my page from the flickr API, and using Colorbox to display larger thumbnails and captions from the title attribute. Using the API with C#.
However, on the first instance of opening colorbox it does not display the caption from the anchors title attribute.
If you click next or previous then it appears. The actual caption is physically there in the source code, just not getting put into the colorbox window.
Demo here, if you click on a thumbnail you will see there is no caption, click next then prev and it will appear.
I am new to programming especially jQuery. I am trying to use ColorBox to display photos from an album using the example from[URL]Below is the .aspx code:
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Could someone please tell how to correct this? or to be able to display the photos within dlColorBox DataList using ColorBox?So it is displays the photos within the selected album like Grouped Photo 1 example[URL]I am new to jQuery so could you please indicate how to make this work by changing the code as I have spent last 3 days looking at different examples on the internet.
my website generates a bunch of images on the server side which I like to display dynamically as a table. For this I have created a function called "CreateDynamicTable". The code can be found here [URL]
Basically I have a bunch of threads that generate Bitmaps which are all saved inside the Application State. All images are very small and the number of images is also pretty small. My question is what would be the easiest way to display the images on the Client side.
I have tried to save all Bitmaps as JPEGs which are then linked with a System.Web.UI.WebControls.Image inside a table cell. Unfortunately no images are displayed inside the browser.
I'm an ASP newbie, so I'm trying to muddle through setting up this image gallery piece by piece as I learn the language. This particular issue has me completely stumped though. The site in question: [URL] I'm very confused as to why the navigation menu is listing out of alphabetical order. Here's the code that I'm -pretty sure- is governing this chunk of info:
I have to create a webpage that shows gallery of images in a folder. The folder contains different images and also versions of them (like a basic image of xxx1_v1 and then a modification of it as xxx1_v2 and so on...Also, there are xxx2, xxx3 ....). While displaying these images on the gallery, each thumbnail should show the higher version of the image. For example, if there are xxx1_v1, xxx1_v2 then xxx1_v2 must be on the gallery page. Further, when we click on the higher/later version of an image, it must be redirected to another page which shows the other versions of that image. Should i use AJAX / Jquery .
Private Function GetAuthenticateToken() As String Dim flickr As New Flickr("9855637e1efcb0a7245c2dfb5523774b", "6634b31122809bd7") Dim frob As String = flickr.AuthGetFrob() Return flickr.AuthCalcUrl(frob, AuthLevel.Write)
I'm using the colorbox jquery plugin to load up a new page in an iframe, I've got the page to succesfully appear from clicking a hyperlink but I need to have the page appear from a postback, the reason being that I want to set some session variable before it loads. Here is a link to the colorbox page if your not familiar with it.
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Down the bottom of the examples is one called outside webpage (Iframe).I've no idea how to get that to work as a postback.
I am using the fileupload control for file upload on flickr from myapplication.using Fileupload control, How can i get the upload file physical path(local system file path).
I am trying to change the gridview.caption title depending upon which radio button is selected.
GridView1.HeaderRow.Attributes.Add("style", "font-size:10px") If HttpContext.Current.Request.QueryString("doc") = "SOL" And Pending.SelectedValue = "250" Then GridView1.Caption = "EST DDS Pending Claims Listings Over 250 Days" ElseIf HttpContext.Current.Request.QueryString("doc") = "SOL" And Pending.SelectedValue = "300" Then GridView1.Caption = "EST DDS Pending Claims Listings Over 300 Days" End If
I'm getting 250 but when I click on another button in the radiobuttolist and export to excel it doesn't give me 300.
I have a button_Click action and inside that I want to read the value of Caption of Gridview.
I am able to read the Cell values but how to read the caption value?
protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { foreach (GridViewRow gvrow in GridView1.Rows) { string abc = gvrow.Cells[0].Text.ToString(); // This is how I am reading the cell values which works fine. // HOW TO READ THE CAPTION VALUE HERE? } |} <GridView id="GridView1" runat="server caption="Want to Read this value in Code Behind"> // columns here. </GridView>
I am able to change the girdview caption in code like this:GridView1.Caption = "New grid title"But I can not find how to change the background color where this caption (in the entire girdviews heading).
I have made an application to upload an image and a textbox to give that image a caption. So, there's a privilege to upload only one image and caption at one time.
Now, I want that I am able to upload multiple images together and also can give caption to all images to.
So, there should be a ADD button to generate multiple filupload control and textbox together.
By default the Caption is not styled (it's just black text on top of the gridview) Does anyone know how I can style the Caption Navy with white text? (similar to the way I have styled the header row maybe?) EDIT: I've done this before by using CSS, but I don't have the liberty of doing that as, this is a program that generates gridviews to send in an email. There is no aspx file or skin...
I have an interresting challange for a project I am doing. Allow me to explain. i have a database with a number of pictures stored in a table (actually just the links to the pictures). My application must now read the images in random sequence and make sure that a picture does not get displayed more than once for, let's say, every 20 cycles. What I mean is that, if a picture get's shown once, there must be at least 20 others before this one must be displayed again.
