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• Re: frame borders (hide em)

  [quote user="PlatinumProd"]… even if the visitor goes to a different site, the frame remains and the music still plays.[/quote] In my opinion that sounds like an annoying "feature". When a user goes to a different site, they should be allowed to do so in silence. But, I guess if you really would like something like this, you could experiment with an iframe consuming most or all of the browser screen, playing music from the page holding the iframe, and leave all the navigating

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by tarjei on 7/17/2008

• Re: frame borders (hide em)

  [quote user="PlatinumProd"]Is there any alternative to this method, because I don't like having a site that's not up to standards[/quote] Well, yes, a few comes to mind. Would it be possible for you to not use framesets? No frames at all and a trasnsitional doctype could be an approach worth considering. Maybe you could switch to using one or several iframe tags instead? Maybe that will give you a bit more control using css. If you for some reason must use framesets, my guess is

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by tarjei on 7/17/2008

• Re: html editor

  Yes, I thimk so too. Fortunately, for me at least, I'm on vacation right now and therefore am unable to experiment with this issue. I just figured if the javascript was included inside the update panel, it would reload along with the text box. An iframe solution would definitely work, but that's an ugly solution to what appears to be an easy problem. Let us know how you solve or deal with this issue. Good luck! -- tarjei

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by tarjei on 6/29/2007

• Re: html editor

  Aha, now I understand. I didn't think about the Ajax thing in my previous reply. Have you tried including the TinyMCE scripts inside the update panel? -- tarjei

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by tarjei on 6/27/2007

• Re: html editor

  Not sure what you mean by "gets lost". TinyMCE typically just transforms a normal <textarea></textarea> into a rich text editor by hooking up via the id attribute set on the textarea. Should work just fine in any kind of panel. Can you explain your problem a bit better? -- tarjei

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by tarjei on 6/25/2007

• Re: Rich Text Formatting / Text Formatting Toolbar

  FollowTheSon: Can you tell me how to use this control in codebehind? You don’t use it in codebehind. That’s the beauty of it, really. All TinyMCE does is extend a normal <textarea> with rich text editing capabilities. That means all you need to do is stick a TextBox control with TextMode="Multiline" on your aspx page, and hook up TinyMCE via the ClientID property of your textbox. From codebehind you just access the .Text property like you would with any TextBox. -- Tarjei

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by tarjei on 3/23/2007

• Re: text align in radio button list help

  xiuxian: can someone show me how to align text in the radio button list? when text more than one line. the second goes more on the left compare the first line under the radio. it does not line up with first line. thanks. Use css to solve this. Assume a radio button list like this: <asp:RadioButtonList runat="server" RepeatLayout="Table" RepeatDirection="Vertical" RepeatColumns="1" CssClass="mylist"> <asp:ListItem>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet</asp:ListItem> <asp:ListItem>Quisque

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by tarjei on 3/22/2007

• Re: Rich Text Formatting / Text Formatting Toolbar

  KarinJ: The one used here is called FreeTextBox. No, the one used here is TinyMCE . It’s written completely in javascript, so it will work just fine with asp.net. Really easy to integrate too. And the price is right; it’s free. -- Tarjei

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by tarjei on 3/22/2007

• Re: form within the form

  docluv: You cannot place a Web Control in a Form tag that is not runat=server. Well, not entierly true. To clarify: Controls that potentially cause a postback must be inside a form with runat="server" set. Button, LinkButton, TextBox and so on. Other controls, like Label, Literal, Repeater, PlaceHolder and others, does not need to be inside a server side form. -- Tarjei

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by tarjei on 3/21/2007

• Re: form within the form

  Hi, The title of your post suggests that you want to nest the form tags, and that will cause problems. It is, however, like Dave suggested, not a problem to have several form tags on a web page, but you should not nest them. This will work: <form id="yourServerSideForm" runat="server"> … </form> <form method="post" action="http://notyourdomain.com/page.php"> <input name="whatever" /> … </form> -- Tarjei

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by tarjei on 3/20/2007