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• Re: Collapsible panel firefox rendering issue

  Then it would not work in IE since that div is not there. The div is only when rendering in firefox. Which I find weird. Has anyone else run into this?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by JiltedCitizen on 6/17/2008

• Collapsible panel firefox rendering issue

  I am using a collapsible panel in firefox. Like the tutorial video I have a panel for the header and one for the content. I want the header to have a border...easy enough. I'd like the content panel to have a border too, easy enough...except it is double thickness. It seems the extender adds another div with the cssclass of the TargetControlID? 1 < div id= "ctl00_DefaultContent_pSearchContent" class= "CollapsePanel" style= "overflow-y: hidden; height: 99px;" >

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by JiltedCitizen on 6/16/2008

• Re: Have an event fire 2 methods

  I guess I will since there doesn't seem to be a better way. Or it's just not possible.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by JiltedCitizen on 4/18/2008

• Re: Have an event fire 2 methods

  [quote user="ecbruck"] You can always check to see which Button fired the event, and go to the second method if needed. To do this, just cast the "sender" paramater as your Button. [/quote] Well I was trying to avoid that logic that only a few things would use. That's why I wondered if it was possible to fire 2 events on 1 action. I accomplished what I needed, just not as clean I suppose.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by JiltedCitizen on 4/18/2008

• Re: Have an event fire 2 methods

  That is essentially what I did, but not really they way I envisioned, since only a few checkbox's will have multiple methods on them. I didn't want to perform some check every time. So for those ones I call the 2nd method then the other event method. I was hoping by just adding (or something similar) it would fire both. button.Click += new System.EventHandler( this.button2_click ); button.Click += new System.EventHandler( this.button_click );

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by JiltedCitizen on 4/16/2008

• Have an event fire 2 methods

  I want a checkbox control to fire 2 separate methods. Is this possible?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by JiltedCitizen on 4/16/2008

• Re: <asp:Table> v/s <table>. Question about performance.

  I was wondering the same thing actually. But I assumed the small amount of time the server would process the asp tag was negligible compared to sending the table to the client. And yes back in the say context switching was bad for performance, until vbscript 5 or something, or maybe an upgrade to IIS. Then it didn't really make a difference.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by JiltedCitizen on 4/2/2008

• Re: problem passing a value to a user control

  Set can't return a value. well because you are setting it. If your passing things to the control that's easy. Just do a property in the user control. Then in the aspx <muc:MyUserControl id="MyUSerControl" runat="server" MyProperty=<%=DropdownList.selectedindex%> Or something along those lines.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by JiltedCitizen on 3/28/2008

• Re: extending base page questions

  I'm not sure I understand. What are the interfaces for? For letting the usercontrol talk to the page?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by JiltedCitizen on 3/28/2008

• extending base page questions

  I thought about extending the base page for my application to be able to access common elements and methods used across pages. But I use some custom user controls that would need access to those methods as well. How would that work? Would I need to extend the control class too? Or am I better off just making a class and instantiating it where I need it?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by JiltedCitizen on 3/28/2008