Implement The Table-style Layout With Javascript Solution?
Nov 25, 2010
We got a requirement to implment following structure of table (It's a sample; data source is dynamic). Notice that there are intermediate Total (sum) values for the month. If we have the data source (Date and Amount) besides Total, which is calculated out, generate this kind of table-style layout dynamitcally?
Date Amount
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1 Nov 300
22 Nov 500
30 Nov 200
Total 1000
5 Dec 100
28 Dec 200
Total 300
At work, we've developed a custom ASP.NET Web Portal (That's very similar to iGoogle). We have "Apps" (self-contained, large web forms) and "Modules" (similar to Google Gadgets).Currently, we use a single-solution model. Right now, we have:
To reduce copy and pasting between projects, we're going to factor out common functionality (Data Access, Business Logic) into separate projects. I'd also like to introduce Unit Tests, which is going to increase the number of projects even more.We've already reached the point where Visual Studio is choking on the number of projects. We generally only load the 3 core projects and then whatever app's/module's project we're working on.Would a different solution structure help us out? Our number of projects is only going to increase.
In general, an app or module only references the 3 core projects. Soon, apps/modules may start referencing the Data Access/Business Logic projects. But in general, apps and modules do not make references between themselves.So to recap, what is the best practice for solution structure when there are MANY projects that use a small number of core projects?
I'm working on a public site that soon will not longer be 100% public. Paid users will be able to access 100% of the features while "anonymous" users will access a reduced version. The problem is that anonymous users and paid users will access the same pages, but they'll see different things. I wonder about how to keep using cache for all pages. I have to 100% sure that I show the correct content for each type of user. Will be extremely bad to show a cached version of the paid site to an anonymous user (and the other way around). Preferably, without adding anything to the url to differentiate user type.
I have two websites (one asp classic and the other asp.net) which we would like to implement some kind of security based on the client's hardware. We want something other than a password which could be shared. The purpose is to be sure access to information on the websites is not shared.
We were contrmplating storing hardware info in our database and validating against that upun website entry.
I have been looking into ActiveX (it would be acceptable to limit our users to IE), although we do have users who would like to use I-Phones. I have done no ActiveX development myself but have found a few articles on the web about ActiveX but that whole approach looks complicated. And also there seems to be a 64bit issue making it even more difficult.
So, I wonder if anybody has any advice as to what the best options might be for securing the website access in a way that would prevent sharing?
I'm trying to figure out a logical and quick way to implement the "PRG" design style in a small site I'm doing, and I'm finding an issue I can't think of a good way to solve.I have a form. It has 2 fields (first and last name). When the user submits the form, I check to make sure that they have data in them before I save it to the database. If they do not, then I show them a nice little error message and leave what little they have entered still in the form.However, in order to correctly implement PRG, as I understand it
I have an asp.net app that allows users to create personal pages which can be publicly accessed thru a "directory" page. The content of the pages is stored in sql server, so a given user's page is dynamically created thru the code that executes when the relevant link on the directory page is clicked.
I would like to take this a step further by allowing access to a given user's page directly thru the browser's address bar, something like www.thegreatestsite.com/jim (pretty much like You Tube, Facebook, etc.).
I could achieve this by manually creating a folder under the root, called "jim" and putting a default.aspx page in it which would have code in it's load event that would dynamically create jim's page.
However, I would like this "additional feature" to be created automatically, as part of the sign up process of the user.
i know that using tables as layout is a big problem..Why don't professional web designers use tables for layout anymore? and what are the alternatives in CSS that i can use and will be the best alternative to tables??
I have inherited a web application that uses tables to layout the whole web application. This is a rather large web application and I would like to migrate it to using divs for layout instead of the current birds nest of tables.Does anyone have any good suggestions for the best way to migrate the web site to using divs (That would convince the boss that it's worth doing).This is a asp.net web application where most of the html is done through response.write.EditI have been working with the site for a while now and would have to say that even a site with a badly nested div layout would be better than using table layout.
I'm trying to include script and style references that will not break on deployment, however I can not even get the references to work locally. I have tried using Url.Content() and MVCContrib's <%=Html.ScriptInclude("")%>.
My scripts are in a Scripts folder on the root of the site; my styles are in the usual Content/css/ folder.
I want to create a web page with a table on top and a scrollable panel. Similar layout to yahoo new email page (list of inbox messages on top and the panel displaying details). Further more, the table displays general information list and the panel displays a list of detail records. when a user clicks a table row, the panel is going to jump to the specific detail row, similar to html anchors. Do you know how to implement this?
This layout should work fine with first row columns should have width of 70 and 30% resp and second row should have width of 50 and 50 resp. But the output what i see different. what could be the problem and how to fix it. I couple of solutions for it
1. defining width at column level will work 2. defining a blank row with four columns above or below.
I couldnt test the page in Safari, dont have a way to get around the cert error since its our dev server. Either way the page looks like crap on everything but IE.
I have 3 small tables on a page.. small as in 4 rows and 3 columns when viewed in the 3 browsers, the columns seem to push over to the left and fall under the first.. so when you view the page what should be 4 rows and 3 columns now looks like 7 rows.. that only way i can explain it.
I need to generate a table from a List(Of Students). My Student class has properties for AcademicYear, TeachingSet, Surname and Forenames, is sorted in that order and also properties for ID and start date. The table should nest TeachingSets within AcademicYears and then the students within the TeachingSets, as shown in the table I've mocked up at http://www.ifslearning.ac.uk/files/student-table.jpg
Using a repeater I get 08-10 students B74394 Mzejb Bsppn 08-10 students B74395 Lbuifsjof Bvti 08-10 students C68924 Epoob Cmpblf 08-10 students D41468 Ipxbse Dbwfz
I have some JavaScript that on button click takes a the text from the textarea and places it into a div.
What I would like to do preferably via C# is save that content (somehow) to a textdoc maybe? or straight into the database (unsure as it could contain alot). So unfimilar with JavaScript hence my preference for C but if JavaScript could do the job it would be nice to have the client side run the script.
Atm all I want to do is save the divs somehow then later I will learn how to retrieve them.
The JavaScript I have atm for creating the div:
<script type="text/javascript"> $(function () { $('button').click(function () { var x = $('textarea').val(); $('textarea').val(''); $('#test1').append('<div id="test">' + x + '</div>'); return false; }); }); </script>
This is bizarre and seems like a bug to me.Using a table in SSRS, I have a details row, with a parent group and finally a header row. For my header row, I am referencing a particular cell in the parent group.I am doing this so that i can have the header row repeat on each page of the group.his works fine when I'm not in Print Layout mode. However, when i switch to print layout mode, or print the report itself, the data that is presented on the screen is different then what is presented when not in print layout mode. WHAT THE F*!@!?? I've been battling this for a while now and i'm at my wits end. Has anyone else experienced different results from when you are in print layout mode as opposed to being in print layout mode?
That can be setup to display certain number of records per page and allow paging.
I have tried the repeater, but having issues with paging since its linked to a SQLDatasource.
I have done a search on "Paging Repeater" and all examples are setup with XML and other datasources and im not able to figure out how to modify that to work with my SQLDatasource.
You'll have to excuse my ignorance, I'm coming at this from a front-end perspective, and don't really know how to deal with data views in ASP.NET.
Basically, I'm trying to change the layout of some repeated data from a straight table, to something more design-heavy. It's the same data, just re-organised slightly. The current ASP.NET code looks like this:
[Code]....
However, I want to replace all of this, such that each 'row' of data renders like this:
[Code]....
How is this done? Can I just edit the code above, or would I need to do something more advanced in terms of not using a data grid and using some other control instead? Is it something that can be done in just a .aspx file or would it need to be done in C# and compiled?
How can I access the datalist at run time to create, a table layout but with the first cell having a rowspan of 2? Below is the HTML source code to demonstrate.
I am developing a CompositeDataBoundControl that is basically a 'table' inside a 'div', in order to limit the size of the Control and use the scrolling capabilities of the 'div' tag ('RenderBeginTag("div").
So essentially the control is; <div style="overflow:auto;width:400px;height:300px;"> <table style="table-layout:fixed;">
I'm trying to create a .NET solution and add class libraries to it. First - in VS2008 I go to File > New > Project > Other Project Types > Visual Studio Solutions > Blank Solution. Then - after VS2008 creates the blank solution I right click on the solution and select Add > New Project > Visual C# > Class Library. However, when I add the Class Library to the solution, the solution icon disappears from Solution Explorer (although the solution name is still in the VS2008 title bar). Why does the solution icon disappear from the Solution Explorer when I attempt to do this?
I am trying to display a new panel after the user clicks an add button, for some reason this is not working (it refreshes the page as well, even though my button has a return true) I have tried different ways, but nothing seems to work that well.
