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Re: Master Page Post back when clicking the menu
Most scripts emited by ASP.NET are cross-browser. There are some exceptions with webparts (eg drag/drop in Firefox, etc), but generally everything works fine. I tend to do most script coding using jQuery, which is cross browser.
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Re: Getting Response status code 404
Did you implement the suggestion in the comment on that page; clearing the error? Are you using the customErrors section in web.config and what have you got in there.
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Re: Recursive Problem
OK, remind me what you're trying to get as your output. Is it just the child menu items of the current page (at whatever depth that may be)? With or without the current page in the menu? Some observations. You don't have an outer UL block, but this might be in the actual page. Also it doesn't work if you're on the root node, since the root node isn't in the stack; this may be intentional.
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Re: Master Page Post back when clicking the menu
There may be something that documents what works and what doesn't as standard, but I don't have any links. Searching might find something. For jQuery, head to http://jquery.com/; there's a documentation link qhich has samples to show the possibilities.
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Re: How to pass data from content page to master page. C#
You can't directly access controls on the master page, but you can access them indirectly. See http://www.aspfree.com/c/a/ASP.NET/How-to-Use-Master-Pages-Conclusion/2/, or just do a google search for "accessing controls on a master page from the content page" and you'll find a load more articles.
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Re: Styles for menu server control?
There are a number of ...Style properties on the menu that allow you to target specific entry types. Eg DynamicMenuStyle for the popup menu, DynamicMenuItemStyle for each item in the popup. You set them like this: <asp:Menu ...> <DynamicMenuStyle CssClass="dynamicMenuStyle" /> You can then include any CSS inthe dynamicMenuStyle class. It's woth noting that by default the menu renders as a table, so you are limited as to what you can do styling wise. If you want full CSS
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Re: Possible to Switch Between Java and VB Script In Content Page
There are only two ways to get the javascript to access the XML created by the server code (the VB). The first is to embedd the XML into the page, perhaps as a javascript literal, but just writing it out into the script block. That's not a sensible idea because it bloats the page. The second is to load the xml from the web server; remember that the script runs in the browser. If you're doing mapping then there are loads of code samples showing how to do this sort of thing, and there are specific
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Re: Dynamically assign MasterPage
This is easy to do centrally, without modifying all of your pages. There's a sample that shows this sort of thing at http://ipona.com/samples - right at the end, the Dynamic Pages download. This uses an event in global.asax which is executed for every page; in this case it picks the master page from the Profile, but you could just check the query string. Eg (C#): // this event is executed for every page request // and is run before the PreInit event. Therefore we // can use it to set the theme
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Re: .NET Menu Control Doesn't Work in IE 8
I don't know if it's part of updates or redistributable. Generally not to the latter, since Microsoft want to ensure that all patches come from a known source, to stop potential fake patches. YOu could try posting to the blogs that mentioned it.
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Re: Dynamically generate a menu from database.
An alternative is to write a custom provider, so the existing navigation framework can be used. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163657.aspx for a provider that reads the menu items from the database; you'd have to modify the query it uses - in your case to change the fields and join the category and product tables, but it would work fine.
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