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  • Re: Serving suggestion

    Hi! For the release of the Blinq prototype I compiled the necessary adapter resources into a dll to keep the project files clear of unrelated adapter code so developers would be able to concentrate on the core Blinq files. The CSS Adapters were in an early stage at the time but the principle can just as well be applied to the current release. The way to go about "pre-packaging" the adapters resources into a single dll is as follows: 1. Create a class-library project in Visual Studio. Name
    Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by HardyE on 11/1/2006
  • Re: External Stylesheet on a content page

    Hi Ben, you can put a ContentPlaceHolder in the <head> of your master page like so: <head runat="server"> ( ... usual stuff like title, etc. ...) <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="extStylePlaceholder" runat="server"/> </head> And in your content pages set the link to the external style sheet: <asp:Content ContentPlaceHolderID="extStylePlaceholder" runat="server"> <style type="text/css" media="screen"> @import url(myAdditionalStyles.css); </style> </asp:Content>
  • Re: Back button and UIP

    Hi! There's a fix for this problem available at the GotDotNet UIP Workspace . Regards, Hardy
    Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by HardyE on 1/24/2004
  • Re: creating a subdirectory at run time + regular expressions?

    Hi John! Use a RegularExpressionValidator for the text box and assign the following expression to its "ValidationExpression" property: ^[a-zA-Z0-9 ]+$ This means the following: 1. ^ indicates the beginning of the string; 2. all the characters between the square brackets represent themselves; 3. + indicates one or more occurences of any of the characters in the square brackets; 4. $ denotes the end of the string. Regards, Hardy
    Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by hardye on 11/5/2003
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