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• Re: Ctrl-scrollwheel fails on www.asp.net/CssAdapters/Menu.aspx

  After another attempt I started looking for alternatives and found http://skmmenu.com which was simple to implement a close match which doesn't have the problem of the CssAdapter's Menus - I am able to implement.

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Copyrigh2003 on 5/5/2008

• Re: Ctrl-scrollwheel fails on www.asp.net/CssAdapters/Menu.aspx

  I spent several hours changing all to em and I couldn't get the third tier to land adjacent. In frustration, I thought I should look back at the sample provided. It has the problem and it uses em every except maybe the page that it is used on! Am I the only one seeing the sample fail? Or is there something implicit that I'm missing?

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Copyrigh2003 on 4/24/2008

• Ctrl-scrollwheel fails on www.asp.net/CssAdapters/Menu.aspx

  I'm working on a senior center site where users increase the size of the text/images using Ctrl-scrollwheel. I've fiddled with my CSS but I can't seem to fix the problem. Then I checked the sample and it has the same problem on IE7. (Other browsers do a bit better) Test: go to page, maximize the IE 7 window, double the size of the text. The menu items on the left seem to work but the ones on the top show the problem. Look at Products -> Subscriptions. Using the left-hand menus, the

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Copyrigh2003 on 4/23/2008
  Filed under: bad menu, CSS friendly Menu, menu css friendly adapters

• CollapsiblePanel sys.webforms.pagerequestmanagerservererrorexception 500 reproducable

  This error has occurred on an off for the last year, seemingly random and not reproducable. I finally got an idea that it was totally a matter of timing and that I might be able to reproduce when this one page has lots of data. Description: Person.aspx with a Master page and the outline below - it is a big page (3400 lines) with each of 6 Update pages with a CollapsiblePanel. The function seems to be popular with those testing it before going into production. Three of the Collapsible panels have

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Copyrigh2003 on 3/1/2008
  Filed under: UpdatePanel CollapsiblePanelExtender

• Re: CalendarExtender - Layout is messed up in an updatePanel

  Solve my own problem by re-reading prior submits. Placing an Visible="false" textbox/calendarextender outside of all the updatePanel, lets the arrows show.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Copyrigh2003 on 9/6/2007

• Re: CalendarExtender - Layout is messed up in an updatePanel

  Thanks for the CSS, it helped a lot. I had also to add border : 1px solid #646464 ; background-color : White ; width : 170px ; color : Black ; to .ajax__calendar_container to get it to look right mostly right, but I have one problem. Those little arrows in the top corner < > don't appear although if I'm lucky enough to click the right area, they work. I suspect and don't fully understand the WebResource.axd in ajax__calendar_prev . I'm using VS2005 Express, do I need to update

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Copyrigh2003 on 9/5/2007
  Filed under: WebResource.axd CalendarExtender arrows

• Click from popup to parent has been lost in migrating to Ajax

  I have one complicated page that pops up another page, both use (now) UpdatePanel successfully. The problem is that the popup page adds a row to an SQL Table that parent page should see either when the row is added or at least on close of the popup. I picked up a suguestion to click a hidden button back in the parent which has worked well. Before AJAX, this was done with the following code on Close with the cooperation of a javascript and the hidden refresh button. sbScript.Append( "<SCRIPT language

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by Copyrigh2003 on 3/1/2007

• Foxfire demand login to some ASP.NET 2 sites but IE doesn't

  I have a user that discovered some formating issues when using Foxfire on a site that I created with ASP.NET 2.0 site with Ajax. So I thought its time to use Firefox on my own machine's develpment environment - and here is where I'm stuck. I've never used foxfire on this ASP.NET 2 site on my own machine Windows/XP. I have always been able to use IE to hit IE, IIS 5.1 sites is configured with Anonymous access and Integrated Windows Security. With integrated security, I never have to login to the test

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Copyrigh2003 on 1/7/2007
  Filed under: Foxfire IIS login prompt integrated security

• Re: DetailsView unable to set input width in edit mode

  That did it, thank you. I'm still stumbling around CSS. I thought that I had tried exactly that although my last stab had .PrettyDetailsView span.AspNet-DetailsView-Value.input not .PrettyDetailsView span.AspNet-DetailsView-Value input Unfortunately this has another affect, my checkbox is now centered (appears to be centered) rather than left aligned as before (in both edit and non-edit mode). Oh, I thought this would be easy to fix, but all alignment keywords in the CSS or ASP:CheckBox failed -

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Copyrigh2003 on 12/30/2006

• DetailsView unable to set input width in edit mode

  I have a DetailsView that I converted from a FormView. Looks great and a lot less code but I have't been able to set the width of a Textbox. Only part of the text is shown, I'd like to make more visible. My templated dropdown is okay because I have set the width. I've tried the BoundField ItemWidth, the DetailsView's Row-Style-Width, the Basic CSS's .PrettyDetailsView span.AspNet-DetailsView-Value. Still no luck. What am I missing? Do I need to use templates for every field that I need to widen?

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Copyrigh2003 on 12/29/2006