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• Re: Controls And Layout Problems

  oh yea and preferably without having your page peppered with these:             

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by alan93 on 3/28/2008

• Re: Trying to Gain Respect For ASP.NET

  interesting, amusing, and helpful. I just wish every ASP.NET book and website was prefaced with the same info. Well at least my notion that ASP.NET was created to decentralize applications is now put in proper persepctive. It was created for a definate purpose , just not the one I expected. Another funny yet said thing I saw the other day .....in a book (the highly acclaimed ASP.NET Unleashed by acclaimed author Stephen Walther), in the book he had an example of how to create a desktop application

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by alan93 on 3/28/2008

• Re: Controls And Layout Problems

  delete what where? Got an example of this? let me ask this a different way. 1.Custome user control. 2.Add a panel 3.Add 4 text boxes and 4 labels above each one. 2 rows and 2 columns, 4. Now, how do you get them lined up (by row and column) in all three views? Conrols desinger view, Default page designer view, and run time appearance.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by alan93 on 3/28/2008

• Re: Totally Confused with "Simple" Menu Walkthrough Example

  [quote user="anagha"] I suggest u to add 1. A new folder App_Browser which contains CSSFriendlyAdapters.browser 2. A new folder App_Code which contains a folder named Adapters containing files - MenuAdapter.cs and WebControlAdapterExtender.cs 3. A new folder CSS containing two css files - Import.css and menu.css 4. A new folder Javascript containing AdapterUtils.js and MenuAdapters.js files 5. SimpleMenu.css in which u can add ur own style specifications and then try it out if it works

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by alan93 on 3/28/2008

• Re: Trying to Gain Respect For ASP.NET

  [quote user="jeff@zina.com"] [quote user="alan93"]Either the "web application" term is highly over rated or I'm missing something, am I?[/quote] You may be missing the fact that some applications do not really lend themselves to a web environment to begin with. [/quote] I can accept that if that's your final answer. [quote user="jeff@zina.com"] Applications with precise timing or scheduling, applications which need to do low level hardware access, applications

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by alan93 on 3/25/2008

• Re: Controls And Layout Problems

  So does absolute positioning not work?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by alan93 on 3/25/2008

• Re: Trying to Gain Respect For ASP.NET

  cool , well if you've done that already, what have you used for the menus you had in your applications? The menus in ASP.NET only seem to be useful for page navigation not event driving. This is a full featured MFC doc/view app that works with data from files. So file IO and view display and management of data with grids, tables, tab controls, tree contols, listboxes, dropdowns, etc... is a must.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by alan93 on 3/25/2008

• Controls And Layout Problems

  I think I have spent over an hour just trying to get 8 controls on a Web User Control to go to the places I want them. I have about 8 labels and 9 text boxes on a Web User Control. I am currently using <div></div> for rows but they don't line up vertically. And the web control form does not allow an absolute position for layout it seems. Its grayed out in VS2008. I put the Web User Control on a default.aspx. The positions of these controls look different between their place here control

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by alan93 on 3/25/2008

• Trying to Gain Respect For ASP.NET

  But it aint easy. My question is, are there any good examples of websites using ASP.NET that work like a WinForm application? I thought ASP.NET would be great candidate for re-working a windows application to the web but not finding this so, at least so far. The closest thing I've seen of anything working with files and data is like Monster.com where you upload a resume and are able to edit it, but that is very limited data manipulation. And everything is BUTTON driven! It seems like every example

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by alan93 on 3/25/2008

• Re: Problem With UpdatePanel

  great, Another menu limitation.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by alan93 on 3/25/2008