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  • Menu-Control and z-index

    Hi, on my website i am using a menu-control. I am trying to simulate a kind of modal dialog by covering the complete page with an transparent div (z-index:100). Then I display a Div-Element with z-index: 101 (the modal dialog). This works fine with the most site-elements. But i can't hide the Links of the menu-control behind the layer. Setting the z-index for the menu-control seem to have no effect. They are still clickable. Any idea?
  • Re: Expanding MenuItem with OnMouseOver

    Ok, no i solved the problem with the use of a template definen in the aspx-page. At the event OnRowDataBound i check if the user is logged in. If not, the Menu-Item is set to enabled = false. On the clientside i extended the onmouseover method and check if the event.srcItem is enabled or disabled. So i only display the info-div if the item is disabled. There might be better and cleaner ways to do this, but this one is ok for me. Thank You
  • Re: Expanding MenuItem with OnMouseOver

    Hi, i think this is the right way. But i am stuck again. what i want to do is the following: if (user is logged in ) { staticItemTemplate myItemtemplate = new staticItemTemplate(); // fill the Template with <a href... onmouseover=...> // bind the Template to the Menu myMenu.staticItemTemplate = myItemTemplate; } else { // use no special staticItemTemplate } Can anyone tell me how to create staticItemTemplates programatically? Thanx
  • Re: how to add onclick event to menuitem?

    Hi, did you solve the problem? When not, maybe this Thread helps: http://forums.asp.net/thread/1283910.aspx
  • Re: Expanding MenuItem with OnMouseOver

    Thank you for the quick reply, but i have to check if the user is logged in or not. And so i have to set the onmouseover and onmouseout from code-behind if the user is not logged in. If the user is logged in, i don't need the onmouseover...
  • Expanding MenuItem with OnMouseOver

    Hi, i have the following problem: I am using a asp:menu Control for Navigation. At the MenuItemDataBound-Event I check if the user is logged in. If the user is logged in, i do nothing (menu-item is enabled and contains a selectable submenu). If the user is not logged in I disable the menu-item and would like to add a clientside onmouseover and onmouseout to show a div containing explanation-text. But i don't know how to add these clientside event-handlers to the menu-item. I tried to cast the e.Item
  • Re: differ between internet /intranet users

    Thank you for the quick reply but this is not my main problem. I would like to know how to create a user and set its status to loggedin so that the user will be correctly identified by the authorization of the web.configs in the subfolders of my project. greets, Ed
    Posted to Security (Forum) by MrEd on 4/26/2006
  • differ between internet /intranet users

    Hi, i have the following Problem. I would like to differ between visiters from the internet and the intranet. Depending on this, the users should be allowed to user pages in an specific folder or not. Something like this: In Global.asax void Session_Start(Object sender, EventArgs e) { // Check if the user is comming from the Inter-/Intranet string userLocation = string .Empty; if (Request.ServerVariables[ "SERVER_PORT" ] == ConfigurationManager.AppSettings[ "port_internet" ]) { userLocation = "internetuser
    Posted to Security (Forum) by MrEd on 4/25/2006
  • Re: SQL Sessionstate with Framework 1.1 and 2.0 at the same time

    This works perfect with two databases. Thank you very much. Ed
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by MrEd on 4/24/2006
  • SQL Sessionstate with Framework 1.1 and 2.0 at the same time

    Hi, We have the following scenario: A webserver running asp.net 1.1 and asp.net 2.0 applications. We want to save the sessionstate for all websites on a SQL-Server 2000. Is this possible? Can we use one the tables, and storedprocedures genereated by the installscript for both frameworks? Thanks
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by MrEd on 4/19/2006
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