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• Re: ASP is rewriting my URL

  [quote user="pbz"] Honestly, this whole post was more of a vent with a slight hope that I may have missed something... [/quote] Yes, you did miss something. Your original URL was relative to the user control. It's a relative path. So NavigateURL="somepage.aspx" in the user control is technically "~/UserControls/somepage.aspx". The purpose of using a user control is to integrate its content into the page content. In the process of integrating content, the page has

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by mdleichty on 1/11/2008

• Re: Custom stylesheet-Control (link-tag) not working in design-time - found solution

  The ASP.NET engine is set to be the default parsing engine only for certain extensions (by default). In order to accomplish what you're saying, you would need to change IIS to send .css files to the ASP.NET runtime. Or, you can accomplish this by writing a .aspx or .ashx page that essentially returns a parsed CSS file. In other words: <style type="text/css"> @import url('styles/customcss.ashx')</style> Or: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by mdleichty on 1/11/2008

• Real designers: DON'T USE WEB MATRIX!

  As soon as you open a file in web matrix, beware. The software will invasively rewrite your code. It will change your formatting. It will change valid CSS into invalid CSS; it will change simple (and legitmate) CSS into something grossly verbose. I'm not just talking about what you ADD. I'm talking about code that already exists that you aren't even working with. From the moment the file is open, Web Matrix goes about trashing the place. Other programs that change software behind your back are called

  Posted to Web Matrix General Discussions (Forum) by mdleichty on 7/19/2005

• Re: Hyperlink listbox

  Well, I'm just starting to learn it, and at this point, I don't think I could do that without some assistance or serious research. I'm sure I'll eventually be subclassing like crazy... I mean, I understand the theoretical way to do that. However, I don't know if I even need to subclass a listbox. What I need to do is automatically generate postback commands for a group of hyperlinks, right? -Matt

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by mdleichty on 7/7/2005

• Hyperlink listbox

  I've been searching the web the past week, and I haven't been able to find examples of what I'm looking for. In essence, I want the functionality of a list box, but a more modern look which is to have the options as hyperlinks, and not in a box. The look/feel of common listboxes and combo boxes leave much to be desired, but that's a different story. Note that my hyperlinks are not other websites, just a regular database column with key values that need to be posted back so that I can get the value

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by mdleichty on 7/6/2005

• Shouldn't this be simple?

  I'm just starting to delve into both ASP.NET and XML. My XML file has this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?> <meals> <meal id="Breakfast"> <foods> <food>Corn Flakes Cereal</food> <food>Frozen Sweet Rasberries</food> <food>Soy Milk</food> </foods> <calories>215</calories> </meal> <meal id="Lunch"> <foods> <food>Hard Roll</food> <food>Orange</food> <food>Butternut

  Posted to XML and XmlDataSource Control (Forum) by mdleichty on 7/4/2005