How To Get The Word "Technologies" Written On The Top Left Corner Of The Panel Control
Jul 14, 2010
have a look at this panel:how can i get the word "Technologies" written on the top left corner of the panel control with the panel having a red border?please somebody show me the .aspx of doing the same.
I'm developing an ASP.NET application with C# and Visual Studio 2008 SP1. I'm using WebForms.
I have an ASPX page with two UpdatePanels, one on the left that holds a TreeView and other on the right where I load dynamically user controls.
On the left panel I also have buttons to load user controls on the right. I have a ModalPopupExtender in a button that show I div with radiobuttons to select a type. When I choose an option and click ok it do a postback to load dynamically a user control but instead of dissapear these modal panel it appers on the bottom left corner of the page.
What's happening? I think it is about dynamic load.
I am trying to develop an ASP.NET 2.0 (application which uses a Windows Control Library. I did some reading, tried to get something working, and ran into a problem. Basically, when the web application runs, I see an outline of where the WCL should be, but there is a red 'x', looks like a delete icon, in the upper left corner of the outline.
Then I found this article, http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/052604-1.aspx. I downloaded the code and when I ran it, without modification, I had the same problem. I also tried running the application from within VS 2005 (i.e., the projects recompiled) and I had the same problem.
I have made a user control using CollapsiblePanelExtender control. I am getting a small issue, that the panel that expands is not relative to the control. It always open on left side of the page. My control is in different location in different pages. How can I make sure that the expand and collapse is with respect to the control? I see "left: -36px" in the style attribute of "SettingsContentPanel". How can it be relative and doesn't break the code.
I make a panel rund corner using Ajaxtoolkit roundcorner. It works fine Now I use CSS file with this panel but roun corner do not work. Is it possible make Ajaxtoolkit working with CSS?
I have a Panel, with three buttons on the left and a label I want centered. I want the label centered on the panel, not between the last button a the right side of the panel. How do I do that without using a table? When I use "text-align: center;, it centers it between the last button and the side of the panel.
I have two examples to show you what I want to achieve here. But to point what's different about my question, Is that I'm having a parametrized URLs and I want to implement URL rewriting to my application. But I don't want to convert the parameter in the URL to be placed between slashes..."page.aspx?number=one" to "pages/one/" << NOT!
First example:
http://localhost:1820/Pages/Default.aspx?page=2&start=5 To http://localhost:1820/Pages/page2
Second example:
http://localhost:1820/Items/Details.aspx?item=3 To http://localhost:1820/Items/ItemName
But I'll still need all the parameters in the original URLs
How I get the left and top of a div control in code behind. The reason being is I have a div with a background image and I drag some images on to it. On clicking on the save button I want to save the position of the image relative to the div so I can load the image next time and place it on the same location as before.
I have a ListView on my webform and want to display some text and a button to the right of the ListView ("to remove this list and all its items click <asp:button text="Remove List">)
I don't seem to be able to achive this, above, in, below yes but not right/left.
I have two user controls I have some functions written on those two controls. Is it possible to invoke a function written on one user control from another user control.
i want to implement an accordion control to the left navigation menu. The Main title on left menu called Activities is standard so i have hard coded it. The subtitles I want to pull from the database , from the stored procedure "Activity_Get". however i am not able to achieve this because I get an error "DataSource 'sds2 ' for control 'accActivities' doesn't exist". The following is the aspx code.
Is it possible for us to integrate the junit test cases for an application for which we are developing using the ASP.Net Platform?Since I am from Java j2ee Tech background, have a very less knowledge on .Net Technology
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My background is asp.net development and I took part in several projects where developer team was free to choose server-side programming technology (PHP, ASP.NET[Web Forms/MVC], JSP) & free to buy any CMS. Looking backward I realize technology & approach we chose often wasn't the best one. I'll enumerate some projects: One web portal (ASP.NET Web Forms) - Originally It was .Net Nuke every developer knew nothing about & was snobbish enough to learn. Previous team modified Nuke engine the way it couldn't be upgraded (they added rows and relations to standard tables). So we rewrote it from the scratch. Big mistake. We spent a year to achieve previous functionality. Business felt trapped - they could not fire us and could not stand us. Another web portal (ASP.NET Web Forms) - Portal was very specific (trading) so we start developing from the scratch. Everything was fine half a year but as project grew business wanted to see more and more basic functionality (forums, blogs). May be we should wrote lots of modules for standard cms instead of developing from scratch. One specific 5-paged site with massive reporting - ASP.NET MVC and it was ok. Several small specific questionnaires - ASP.NET MVC and it was ok also. There were projects where I had to support legacy web systems and there was no choice. I feel (and it's very subjective) that server-side technologies niches are the following (when you have a choice what to choose):
Standard company sites & blogs/forums/communities (the most part of all web development) - is PHP CMS area (Wordpress, Joomla, Drupal e.t.c.). If team has asp.net background they should choose asp.net CMS (Nuke, Sharepoint) Small / Specific sites - PHP/ASP.NET niche (but if it can grow choose CMS from the very beginning) Intranet company ecosystems - ASP.NET mostly (CMS or not) I know every task can be accomplished with technologies you are most familiar with, but what do you think of nowadays niches? Shall developers use CMS for every site larger than 3 pages as every site functionality tends to grow and there are lots of modules written for us? Even if site looks too specific it's better to write modules for well-known CMS than to write sites from scratch. What is JSP niche?
I worked on NHibernate around 4 years ago, now in one of the project I want to implement it again. Can someone share their experiance about latest tools available to speedup the development of NHibernate.I have used a tool to generate ORM Mapping (I think its name was Puzzle.Net)