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• Re: My Thoughts

  Nah, it's actually easy because I'm merely stating my opinion. Being an MVP doesn't confer on me any privileged or extra-special status, and neither does it bend MVPs to collusion. At least not the ones who value objectivity.

  Posted to Feedback on this website (Forum) by MilanNegovan on 7/31/2007

• Re: My Thoughts

  I agree with Josh. The design of both the main ASP.NET site and the forums is aweful, IMO. Feels like a case of "design by committee". :( The color scheme, the cheesy icon theme, etc. The new AJAX site is visual cacophony.

  Posted to Feedback on this website (Forum) by MilanNegovan on 7/30/2007

• Re: Disabling Back Buttons

  Ancy, "Bullpit" is right. However, there's an ethical issue here. The browser back button should never be messed with. Doing otherwise is bad style.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by MilanNegovan on 4/23/2007

• Re: Disabling the context menu of an image

  Technically, you can build your own context menu or monitor the right mouse click and suppress the default one. However, if you're worried about people stealing your images, context menus are the least of your worries. You need other ways to protect graphics from theft and hot-linking .

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by MilanNegovan on 4/23/2007

• Re: Align a listbox beside two buttons

  You don't really need all the spaces. Try one of the three-column layouts .

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by MilanNegovan on 4/23/2007
  Filed under: CSS

• Re: javascript pop up using input button or asp button

  Depending on whether you want a plain HTML button or a server control, you can do this: < input type= "button" value= "Open a popup" onclick= "popitup('popupex.html'); return false;" /> or < asp:Button runat= "server" Text= "Open a popup" OnClientClick= "popitup('popupex.html'); return false;" />

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by MilanNegovan on 4/21/2007

• Re: javascript problem

  What is " openModelWindow()"? If you mean showModalDialog(), it's supported only in IE. If you need a cross-browser modal window, take a look at Modal Box .

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by MilanNegovan on 4/20/2007

• Re: wiring event

  Initially you said, "when the user move his cursor outside the div box i want to hide the div box." The devil, as they say, is in the details. If you simply wire the mouseout event, then what happens is this event is raised even when you move the mouse over elements within the DIV itself. Therefore, you'll hide the box even if the mouse is still inside. What I was saying is that you need to specifically check if the mouse is inside the DIV.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by MilanNegovan on 4/20/2007

• Re: Firefox problem

  Do you have a sample page that doesn't "open" in Firefox?

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by MilanNegovan on 4/20/2007

• Re: Align a listbox beside two buttons

  Do you think you can post some of your HTML, CSS, etc, so we can experiment with it?

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by MilanNegovan on 4/20/2007