Creating Two Dynamic Control And Need Use The Break Line After Each Control?
Sep 7, 2010
I am creating two dynamic control and i need use the break line after each control. When i am trying response.write("<br>") in the behind code file it is not working. and my all controls get mixed and look very ugly.
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how i can print each control in different line. i am printing more than 8 control using loop.
I have a scenario in my application, by saving a text of length 20000 chars without line break in between.When i retrieve the same to an asp.net textbox control my UI is stretching to the length of these 2000 chars in a single line . I have to wrap the text automatically inside text box.
If I have an asp.net web page with placeholders,what is the simplest way to wrap a line break into a control that I can pass to the Add function of the placeholder?
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Which free DataGrid control is best for this ? Where to find sample code to implement this in MVC ?
I am developing SMS portal in asp.net c# where people register & send sms.I M Using multiline asp:textbox for input message. i want to break line where user hit enter/new line in textbox. if there any textboxeditor which support only <br/>.
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I have a header section in my css file and am trying to have a h1 title in in with a text box just to the right of the title (a bit like on sites like amazon and play, except using a piece of text for the title, rather than an image logo).
By default, if I use an h1 tag, it will insert a line break and cause the text box to appear below the title. I've tried using a span tag with class h1, but that doesn't work (I don't know if this is because h1 isn't considered a class in the same way that the classes prefixed with a dot in the css file are).
What is the best way to have the title text have the same style as the relevant h1 tag, but not have the associated line break?
I might be just blind (very possible!) but i can't find any information on here/Google anywhere that me out at all :( First up, below is the code i'm using to send the email message:
Which sends fine, and does UTF8 fine when enabled etc... however in the resulting email i get this (UTF8 or not):
MIME-Version: 1.0 From: "The name i want" <fromname@fromdomain.com> To: someone@atadomain.com
And this is from checking the files in MSSMTP Queue folder, so it seems to me its .NET adding the line break in or MSSMTP doing it when it receives the email.
I am trying to create a menu with the following code. But I cannot figure out how to get each LinkButton to appear on seperate lines.
MenuPanel.Controls.Clear(); foreach (FormList f in forms) { if (f.IsActive == "y") { FormUserControl fc = (FormUserControl)LoadControl(f.StartControl); LinkButton lb = new LinkButton(); lb.Text = fc.Title; MenuPanel.Controls.Add(lb); // I want some sort of line break here } }
I've currently got a feedback form where the details are sent to my emila address. I've got the following text boxes:Name.text, Users.text & body.text. What I'm looking to do is get this all to appear in the body of the email. I can do this to appear all in one line, but I'd ideally like each text box to appear on a different line. And am therefore wondering if there is a way to create a line break in my code.This is what currently works. mm.Body = "Sent By: " + (Name.Text) + "Email: " + (UsersEmail.Text) + " Message: " + (Body.Text)
I have a dropdownlist that I already have manually databinding. I currently get the data, loop through each item, and depending on values in the item, change the css for the individual ListItem.
For example:
foreach (Site mySite in myList) { ListItem li = new ListItem(mySite.FullAddress, mySite.Id.ToString()); if (mySite.DisabledFlg) { li.Attributes.Add("style", "color:#999"); } this.Items.Add(li); }
I'm trying to force the text in the listitem to break at certain points. The string that I retrieve from the datasource currently has a " " everywhere where there should be a line break. This works fine for display in a normal textbox, but it doesn't work on the listitem. I've tried replacing the " " with a "<br>" but when I do that, it just displays <br> in the listem along with the rest of the text. I've tried wrapping the listitem contents in a "div" with a width attribute, but it also just display the "div" tag literally in the ListItem text. I've also tried adding the following to the ListItem attributes at bind:
li.Attributes.Add("width", "100px");
But that hasn't resulted in any change either.
I've seen custom drop down list controls that have multiline listitems in them.
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Is there something fairly simple, even with javascript, to replace a line break in a text area with a <br /> when it gets submitted to a database? Right now I have a button that just will add in the tag to do it, but I'd much rather have it be automated to make the user less hassled to put that in themsevles. That, and it would make things just that much faster.
Even if there was something to put each section in a <p> tag, but that's not entirely necessary, the <br /> seems like it would be the easier method.
I'm using MS SQL server and c# if that makes a difference.
1) Is it possible, in a multiline textbox, to automatically break to the next line after 100 characters? 2) If not, is it possible to parse the enter key as entered by the user to break the line in the code behind?
Some additional info:
The person requesting this does not think that the user should use a single line textbox limited to 100 characters and click an "Add Line" button to store that field in a table.
The person requesting this is of the belief that a DEC Alpha-based system that currently does this can be replicated on the web.