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• Re: Menu controls and its look and feel...

  jm, IMO you should not use " filter:" or "progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Gradient (gradientType=0,startColorStr=#ffffff,endColorStr=lightblue);" These 2 are strictly for IE so Firefox, Opera, or any other browser will not see that gradient (plus its just sloppy coding). CSS is mainly for positions and styling either HTML objects, or text, not for rendering graphics or gradients. Stick to standard cross-browser CSS and use a background image (you can make a gradient rather easily in Photoshop)

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by RoamingLlama on 11/29/2006

• Re: CSS help needed

  I have had this problem before. If you are using IE <= 6 then you willhave to use a work around (here: http://tagsoup.com/cookbook/css/fixed/). If you are using IE 7 you can use the CSS property position: fixed. if you use the postion: fixed property make sure you put padding or margin on the left of the body that the text apears beside the left bar.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by RoamingLlama on 11/22/2006

• Re: Trying to make a mode-less data entry application

  I you are using a DetailsView control you can set the default view to edit, it will display the record you specify and put the save and cancel button. This may be off target from what you are trying to do, if it is let me know.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by RoamingLlama on 11/17/2006

• Re: Display a confirmation messagebox on a webpage only if the user has selected an item in a datalist control

  Got It! The problem is that somehow the javascript i posted got changed. Here is the correct (copy and paste in your page as is_: function confirmCategoryDelete() { listAvailable = document.getElementById("< %=lstAvailable.ClientID% >"); if(listAvailable.selectedIndex == -1) { return false; } var text = listAvailable[listAvailable.selectedIndex].text; if(confirm("Are you sure you want to delete \"" + text + "\"?")) { return true; } else { return false; } } The issue was that both references

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by RoamingLlama on 11/16/2006

• Re: CSS Not rendering right in IE

  e_screw: This is my approach and it works fine in IE as well as FF. <div> <table><tr><td style="height: 1px;"></td></tr></table</div> Thanks This approach is very non-sensable and defeats the entire purpose of CSS. Also, this method actually adds time to the page rendering. When the HTML is being read the parser first reads through the table for its structure, then back through it AGAIN for the content and styling. With divs it reads it once for content

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by RoamingLlama on 11/16/2006

• Re: CSS Not rendering right in IE

  Hello, when i first started with CSS (roughly 3 years ago) I ran into this problem many times. THis should work: #navbardivider1 { WIDTH: 880px; background-color:#E41F1F; color:#FFFFFF ; line-height: 1px; font-size: 1px; height: 1px ; } The div should look as such: <div id="navbardivider1">&nbsp;</div> The problem with your original code is a problem in IE. When you have a line break in the tab it is assumed to be a space. Firefox handles it correctly and applysthe height: 1px; statement

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by RoamingLlama on 11/16/2006

• Re: Display a confirmation messagebox on a webpage only if the user has selected an item in a datalist control

  As I stated post the html code that is generated by the page by doing a view source on the page. Also, try running it in FireFox (if you have it) and go to the Error Console (Tools > Error Console). Make sure you hit the clear button to start with no errors in the console. Click the delete button and check the error console for any errors. If there are please post them here

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by RoamingLlama on 11/16/2006

• Re: Display a confirmation messagebox on a webpage only if the user has selected an item in a datalist control

  ASMJ, If the above post does not work do a view source on the page and post what the resulting javascript is, This will tell us what this: <%=ContentPlaceHolder1.FindControl("lstAvailable").ClientID%> looks like after is returning. Also, put the resulting lstAvailable list box html code here. This will allow us to stop guessing as to what the problem is and what your server-side code is outputing.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by RoamingLlama on 11/16/2006

• Re: Dynamic Java Script generation

  Excuse my bluntness but it is not a "problem" that it encodes it. Links are required to be encoded to pass XHTML validation. No work around is needed as ASP.NET will parse it to the Request.QueryString even with it encoded.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by RoamingLlama on 11/14/2006

• Re: Display a confirmation messagebox on a webpage only if the user has selected an item in a datalist control

  Try this: var listAvailable = document.getElementById( "<%=Master.FindControl("Content1").FindControl(" lstAvailable ").ClientID %>" ); The runtime "mangles" the id of "Content1" (would probably make it "ct100$Content1" so you must do a find control on the master page, then you must find the control inside of content 1. I have not tested this bu it should work.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by RoamingLlama on 11/14/2006