I know that people have had some trouble with undefined CssClass values when using partial classes in ASP.NET MVC. My project is not MVC, however, and I am including a .css file that is in the root folder of my project, yet a referenced class value still results in a warning in VS 2008.
The only way I can see to do it, is hooking to the RowDataBound event:
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I just feel like there must be a neater way. What happens if I add/remove columns, I'll have to come back here and remember to change column 6...
I tried using a TemplateColumn and a usual asp:Button - This worked, but then clicking it did not fire the ItemCommand event of the grid which I need to fire.
I have a SiteMap navigation using an asp:repeater control databound to a SiteMapDataSource. The repeater contains an asp:hyperlink for each node, and the CssClass is explicitly defined:
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How would I cause the item that corresponds to the current node on the sitemap tree to have a different CssClass? I've had a few unsuccessful attempts (stab in the dark in all honesty) using the ItemDataBound event handler and inline code.
I include the global style sheet file on the master page's 'head' section, but the child pages show an underline on the class parameters I put on the HTML elements (and they show as 'warnings' in the error list). It still works and the styles do get applied, but how do I tell the pages that their master page has the style definition? (and I don't really want to add the global CSS file to every child page, that should be one of the perks of the Master pages)
I have a multiview, with constant back and next imagebuttons, that are positioned and characterized by an external css style sheet. One of my views however are of different widths from the others so this view needs to have the buttons positioned accordingly. I am trying to do this in my pagebehind VB.NET code with Visual Studio 2008 3.5, of assigned similar Imagebutton.CssClass = "~/css/classname" where classname is the name of the class I wish to set dynamically to the buttons.
Public Sub FwdDetermineMultiView() If mvAddReferral.ActiveViewIndex = 0 Then BuildReferralInfo() mvAddReferral.ActiveViewIndex = 1 ibtnPersonalInfoBack.Visible = True ElseIf mvAddReferral.ActiveViewIndex = 1 Then BuildContactInfo() mvAddReferral.ActiveViewIndex = 2 ibtnPersonalInfoBack.CssClass = "~/css/mvPanelNavbtnLeft1245" ElseIf mvAddReferral.ActiveViewIndex = 2 Then ICategories.CategoryList = CountChecks(lbCategories) If atLeastOneRowSelected() = True Then ICategories.Category = GetCategoryNames(ICategories.CategoryList) Session("Categories") = ICategories mvAddReferral.ActiveViewIndex = 3 Else MsgBox("You must assign at least one category", MsgBoxStyle.Exclamation, Wrn) mvAddReferral.ActiveViewIndex = 2 End If ElseIf mvAddReferral.ActiveViewIndex = 3 Then Response.Redirect("~/aacess/Referral/ReferralSummary.aspx?") End If End Sub
I need to assign display style (CssClass) to every CheckBox within CheckBoxList. I would like to do it separately for every CheckBox. And the last requirement is that I have to do it on server side within my .net code.
'm writing a ServerControl in ASP.NET 3.5, and I'm exposing CssClass, so the user can manipulate the visual appearance of the control. My problem is that I want to establish reasonable defaults, so that the user doesn't have to configure CSS unless he wants to change the defaults.My specific problem is that my control is emitting html divs, that need to display background images. I want the user to be able to specify a different image in CSS, but I want to display a default background image, and I can't make that work.The entire server control is emitted as a div, with a class name set to the value the user provided in CssClass. The div that needs the background image is enclosed within this outer div, with a class name of its own. I am currently setting the background image in CSS on the page that contains the control:
I've got a simple user control in my ASP.NET Webforms project which inherits from the LinkButton. It's got a property to change the size, which just adds some predefined CSS classes to the control.
Protected Overrides Sub CreateChildControls() Dim SizeClass As String = String.Empty If Size = SizeEnum.Large Then SizeClass = "large"
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So when it renders the class property is something like class="button small".
When this control is placed inside an update panel along with some other things, when the update panel updates the class property for every one of these controls becomes class=" button small button small button small button small button small button small button small button small button small button small button small button small button small"
It takes the static styles but not the styles for .siteMapCss. i have checked in IE and i can find reference to .siteMapCss. but in chome its not there. IE:................
I have a large application in which I have lots of Submit - Delete - Cancel - Add and .. buttons. All of them use a same .Button CssClass.
I decided to reach the interface so that I want to differise buttons interface.
How to Apply a CSSClass to a series of similar objects with a different ID
I should Have similar Delete / Submit / Cancel or ... Button interface all over the application
All of the Delete button id are btnDelete and the same for the rest. (btnSubmit - btnCancel ...)
Note that they are Asp control so that only the last part of their name are btnDelete or ... and before Name, you have a client ID like (MainPage_MainControl_TheSimpleForm_btnDelete)
i write css like above for datalist label. but it is not working. which way i have to write cssclass to binding datalist. as i notice you have use css class at jquery to set value like below.
i m using an ajax accordion control. i m generating the Accordion Pane, header and content dynamically. i have two cssclasses for header. now i want to do is like that for the 1st header there will be different background image then all other headers in the accordion panes. can any one tell me how can i able to do this? is it possible in the accordion control or not?
The built in Asp.Net Controls (label, Textbox, etc.) all have a CssClass property that can be set, what do I need to do to implement that for a Web User Control?
I know how to add a property and pass thru the get & set to the corresponding Asp.Net control (example if I have a label I know how to create a LabelCssClass property that provides a get & set, but the control itself how do I set a CssClass or ClassName property.
