The problem of this solution is that the programmatically added nodes are not visible
2- As an alternative for ImageButton I can use a panel to display the map (BackImageUrl="~/Images/map.jpg").
after creating the btn programmatically I use the following code to add it to the panel:
Panel1.Controls.Add(btn);
Hear the problem is that I cannot capture the coordinates by clicking on the map.I need to enable the user to add the nodes to the map and view them in a single interface.
I am developing a web site to display some data that is inside a database. To do this I've created an ASPX web page that opens a connection to a database and retrieves the desired data. After that it populates an asp:table object dynamically.
The problem is that some of the fields that are retrieved from the database are too large to be displayed on the web page, so I decided to make a popup that would be able to display just the desired field.
To do this I've added a button to the asp:table so that when the user clicks it the popup would appear with the contents of the field. However what is happening is that when the user clicks on the button, the page just gets reloaded and the Click event handler is never called.
Below is the code in which I add the button to a TableCell, and the TableCell to the TableRow collection:
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note that the popupHandler is a delegate to the function below. I am using it as a the Click event handler for testing purposes.
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Also you should be aware that the table is only populated when the user clicks on a "Query" button inside the main ASPX web page, this means that I only populate the table after the PageLoad event has occurred.
Let's say I have a LatLng , is there any way of checking if it represents a possible location within a city? How can I get the limits of a city? I'm using Google Map.
I've been struggling for the past couple of days to get this right. I'm in the process of building something that takes a whole bunch of geographic points, builds a heat map from the data, then overlays it as a tile on Google Earth / Google Maps. A bit like this: [URL]
I have all the heatmap functionality nailed using random xy points. The last part is doing the actual conversion to convert my real lat/lng pairs into x/y pixels to be rendered onto the heatmap image. Lets say I the image is 500px x 500px. I know the min and max values for the lat/lng points, so technically I need to divide the spread between the pixels to get a pixel value for each degree based on the top left pixel of the image (0,0). I've been through so many examples, but I just cant get them to work. The last one I tried was this:
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I feed data into my heatpoint function using these 2 functions above like this. Here's a set of 4 points:
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The problem I get is that the result is the same for all the points - they all get plotted to exactly the same point. Now, the data is fairly localised, so I dont really need to take the curvature of the earth into consideration.
I have an ImageButton which sometimes returns the wrong coordinates when clicked. So far I have seen this problems only on one particular computer but on that system it is consistently out by a factor of about 1.25. The dimensions of the ImageButton are 300 x 450 but clicking in the lower left corner returns 374,562. However, if I raise a button click through code the correct region of the button is accessed and the correct coordinates can be recovered. The browser is IE running under XP SP3. On other computers with the same browser and operating system there is no problem but I don't know how widespread the problem could be. It is not affected by altering the screen resolution. Has anyone encountered this before? Is there a way to test and calibrate an imagebutton (without asking the user to click somewhere special first)?
I was wondering if anyone has done this. I'm writing an application which parses latitude and longitude into a database. When presenting this information to users I would like them to be able to click on a button which would show them the location in google maps.
Alternatively I could just give them the link to google maps into which they can click on and open a new browser window...
I want to learn a user's location from his mobile device by web application.
When user opens the website, with the help of a script we will learn if the device has a gps hardware.And if the device has gps hardware what are the current coordinates?
I am looking to sort a column on my gridview by simply clicking on the column rather than clicking on the column header. In the design I have been given, the column header will not be shown, and I need to be able to give the user to sort this column, by simply just clicking any where on the column.
I started a website based on the NerdDinner source code, everything worked fine (more or less) but whenever I post an event, it ends up on the exact same coordinates on the map regardless of the address (Somewhere in the Gulf of Guinea!)
No idea what to do: I didn't alter the map code at all!
Is there anyway to simulate a mouse click using X,Y coordinates on a webpage ? Let's for example say I want to simulate a mouse click at page position x=400, Y=300. How Will I be able to do it using .net or javascript?
I have created the tables and the stored procedures in SQL 2008.
In VS 2008, I created DataSet1.xsd in App_Code and created the connectionString in web.config file.
Then when I go into the DataSet1.xsd and try to add a TableAdapter, strange things happened.
First I chose the data connection, then selected "Use existing stored procedure", then there was nothing listed in the dropdownlists (in Select, Insert, Update, or Delete).
I'm sure the connectionString is correct because if I choose "Use SQL statement" and type in a "select * from mytable1", the TableAdapter can be created without any problem.
I have a specific requirement of extracting text and images from a specific area in a pdf file.The area might be a selected or highlighted or from a given set of coordinates.
When i went through, all the approaches are to extract images and text entirely from the PDF on not in a specified location. I tried with iTextSharp,Syncfussion,Apose but couldn figure out a better approach for this.
I am trying to design a website in asp.net (just learning) and am having trouble positioning div's on the .aspx page.
I normally design in dreamweaver where you can move the div around freely and it sets the x and y coordinates for you but I am having trouble positioning an image.
Do you have to type the x and y coordinates in yourself in the code behind or in the css or is there an easier way where you can freely move the image around and it sets the coordinates.
I recently got a project and i would like to use asp.net to do it . I have to make a program that calculates some coordinates and comunicates with an airplane ( sending data through a radio connection ) . Can I do so with asp.net ? I mean isn't there any restriction in the privacy area? Will it let me send and recieve data to/from an airplane through a radio connection ?
i m creating asp.net Mobile website page to download symbian .sis file to mobile ,but its not geting download properly.its working perfectly on desktop.