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• Re: Framesets: "To Frame or Not To Frame"

  Yes para7, I guess your resize function becomes obsolete in this regard. What one could do is to populate a solution with a number of page DIVisions, emulating frames, and set the size using a JavaScript function, accoring to the screen size and the top left hand corner placement of the DIV. When the solution is loaded, by screens with different resolution settings, the new resize function ensures that they're always correctly sized. Using the onbeforeprint and onafterprint ensures that the entire

  Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by drikusr on 10/28/2003

• Re: Retrieving data from SQL Server 2000 using XPaths

  Hi, sorry I haven't seen your question sooner: Your query FOR XML EXPLICIT, if you've designed it correctly, should yield a well-formed XML document. I assume you've tested it in SQL Server query analyzer? I used a stored procedure to get the data into my application. The point is, once you've executed the query, you would want to do something with the data, so it's beneficial to have it in a "ready" state. Here are good starting examples: http://www.informit.com/content/index.asp?product_id

  Posted to XML and XmlDataSource Control (Forum) by drikusr on 10/27/2003

• Re: Framesets: "To Frame or Not To Frame"

  Comment on using <DIV> to emulate frameset: I like how you managed to get the DIV (layer) resized for printing, hehe... I currently have an asp 3.0 solution running in such a DIV setup (3-frame emulation) but I have had great difficulty with nested tables in that the HTML is stuffing up in IE5.5, but quite ok in IE5.0 and 6.0. Eventually, after yonks of testing it came down to the DIV tag providing problems rendering nested tables for IE5.5. That's the primary reason I'm back on the frameset

  Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by drikusr on 10/27/2003

• Re: Framesets: "To Frame or Not To Frame"

  I agree. The thing is though, that I need to theorise on the issue a bit more. What a frameset brings into my life is a non-scrolling top area where I'm able to put static branding and maybe a search function. If I don't use a frameset, I have great difficulty in keeping the site's navigation area, which comprises a semi static menu bar and a dynamic tab menu, from scrolling. I wouldn't like these to scroll as content is scrolled. Furthermore I don't need to have to download the static stuff every

  Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by drikusr on 10/13/2003

• Re: Framesets: "To Frame or Not To Frame"

  You've had quite some time to investigate the frameset issue. What have you concluded then?? I'm also pondering the same issue, and because framesets are a bit of a pain would much rather use inline frames etc. What's the general consensus out there regarding framesets in .Net? I have a classic asp (3.0) web application with a semi-static menu bar, dynamic inter-document (associative navigation) tab bar and html content. This is contained in a two frame frameset, logo and search in the top frame

  Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by drikusr on 10/12/2003

• Re: Problem using XSLT Choose function properly

  Solved! (thanks to jdunlap ) Use: test="$selBoxHeight &lt;=7" to substitute the <

  Posted to XML and XmlDataSource Control (Forum) by drikusr on 10/10/2003

• Re: New to XML - Menu?

  I think this is exactly what you want: http://www.15seconds.com/issue/010927.htm

  Posted to XML and XmlDataSource Control (Forum) by drikusr on 10/10/2003

• Re: Problem using XSLT Choose function properly

  So Mr kidder, how about an answer on the subject?? (Since I managed to grab your attention to the degree I have) I'm clueless here...

  Posted to XML and XmlDataSource Control (Forum) by drikusr on 10/10/2003

• Re: Output XML to a aspx page from Database

  Here's a good resource on MSDN SQL Server has some XML support and (to my experience) using the FOR XML EXPLICIT query provides the best XML result, although it is a bit of a slow query and a challenge to create. See: Egghead Cafe example David Penton example. There's a whole heap if you search on Google or some other engine, using FOR XML EXPLICIT. My Example =========== I use a stored procedure (containing the SQL Query FOR XML EXPLICIT, as explained in the links above) to get an XML document for

  Posted to XML and XmlDataSource Control (Forum) by drikusr on 10/10/2003

• Re: Problem using XSLT Choose function properly

  Huh?! R U having a bad day or what? Clued or not clued - what does it matter mate?

  Posted to XML and XmlDataSource Control (Forum) by drikusr on 10/10/2003