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Re: How to keep new window open using window.open?

Bear in mind those methods have limited browser support although I note FF3 has support for it (not earlier versions). Either way you should look into something a bit more current like a lightbox . My current preference is the jquery plugin simplemodal .

Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by BrianOConnell on 10/8/2009
Re: javascript not working in user control (no error message)

Sorry it's case sensitive in c# isn't it - ClientID.

Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by BrianOConnell on 10/8/2009
Re: javascript not working in user control (no error message)

Are you sure you tried it? The textbox id will be changed when the page is rendered so txtSDate will not be the id of the textbox and your script will be pointing to an element it cannot find. Something along these lines should work:- {inputField : "<%=txtSDate.clientId %>", ifFormat : "%m/%d/%Y", button : "imgSDate"} I tend to use date pickers that allow me to use a class value so for example I just give a textbox a cssclass value of "date" for example

Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by BrianOConnell on 10/8/2009
Re: Need CSS help

It's a long running issue with asp.net. If you have your asp.net controls like a textbox in a page that uses a masterpage or within a usercontrol then asp.net automatically renames the controls to ensure there is no clash between id values in your page and id values in the masterpage. Same for user controls. This means the id you give an asp.net control can not be relied on to remain the same and thus #id css identifiers can't be used. There are ways around it:- 1. You can override the pre

Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by BrianOConnell on 5/3/2009
Re: using java on a aspx page

There are a few things I always recommend people should look at before using javascript in any kind of development. 1. Unobtrusive scripting - asp.net developers have yet to really get behind this ethos but it's the way forward imo and also the answer to many many common problems people have when developing their applications. 2. Wait for the page to load or the DOM at least - once you get behind unobtrusive scripting and "graceful degradation" making your script run at the right time

Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by BrianOConnell on 4/10/2009
Re: Change a css property in code behind

Not sure hwo you are styling your gridview. As it's a table I would normally have something along these lines:- table { width:90% } table td { font-size:80%; } etc. Now if I want my text underlined in one page only then I would put a class value in the body of the page - <body class="underlinegridtext"> and my style would be:- body.underlinegridtext table td { text-decoration:underline; }

Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by BrianOConnell on 11/18/2008
Re: What does Google's new web browser (Chrome) mean to client-side web developers?

[quote user="shados"]If the problem is also present in Safari, its pretty likely to be an issue with the forums. If its Chrome-only, its probably a problem with the javascript engine compatibility, since this site uses asp.net ajax a lot, it may not support some of its quirks (or features) correctly.[/quote] It's a font size issue. I doubt if it's a javascript problem.

Posted to Free For All (Forum) by BrianOConnell on 9/4/2008
Re: What does Google's new web browser (Chrome) mean to client-side web developers?

Something specific to Chrome it would seem. Whether it is because of superior or inferior standards compliance I don't know.

Posted to Free For All (Forum) by BrianOConnell on 9/4/2008
Re: What does Google's new web browser (Chrome) mean to client-side web developers?

I suppose it would be too much to hope Microsoft based client side web developers might start taking notice of the term "Unobtrusive Javascript". It's also amusing that if I try to read any thread on the forums here each post gets smaller and smaller in font so that the third post onwards becomes virtually unreadable.

Posted to Free For All (Forum) by BrianOConnell on 9/4/2008
Re: Javascript regular expression problem

I tested it in IE 6 and FF and it works fine for me. Maybe post your full code.

Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by BrianOConnell on 8/25/2008

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