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Re: bulleted list - does not show bullets

The list style is disc. I was able to get them to show up by adding padding to the left. I don't understand why, but I had to add 20px to the left-side padding and then they showed up. The bullets are now even with the rest of the text above and below the bulleted list. I expected them to be indented from the rest of the text, but at least I can see them now.

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bfbishop on 3/18/2009
bulleted list - does not show bullets

I have an asp bulleted list that does not show the bullets. What's the trick to this? The control is on a content page. The master page structure is: <body> <div id="1"> <div id="2"> <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="cph1" runat="server" Both divs and the body tag have related CSS, but it's standard stuff (color, margins, padding) On the content page, the bulleted list is within the <asp:Content> control and within an <asp:Panel>

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bfbishop on 3/18/2009
Filed under: asp<BulletedList>
Re: AJAX Control Toolkit toolbar tab

I had the AjaxControlToolkit.dll file in the Bin folder. I even tried removing it and putting a new copy into the folder. I ended up re-installing Visual Studio and everything seems fine for now. I was unfamiliar with using the \windows\assembly folder. Are things in there available to Visual Studio?

Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by bfbishop on 3/18/2009
setup procedures

Is there a document somewhere that explains the proper procedures the setting up the toolkit and using it with VS2008? Everything I've found so far seems to be old (pre asp.net 3.5). I think maybe Joe Stagner discusses the proper installation either in his videos or in some of the replies he made to posts about his videos, but I'm having a hard time finding it again. I'm re-installing VS 2008 and the control toolkit because of lots of problems I've had - the tab that I added to my

Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by bfbishop on 3/17/2009
Filed under: VS 2008, ajax control toolkit installation
AJAX Control Toolkit toolbar tab

The other day I installed the free DevExpress controls. The installation process added 3 or 4 toolbox tabs at the top of my toolbox and everytime I did something new in VS2008 those tabs would get opened and be in the way. I couldn't figure out how to keep them closed, so I decided to move them to the bottom of the toolbox, below my other tabs. I grabbed the top tap and dropped it below my other tabs (the standard VS2008 tabs). Immediately all of my standard tabs disappeared. The only tabs left

Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by bfbishop on 3/17/2009
Filed under: toolbox, Visual Studio 2008, ajax control toolkit
Re: ajax and templated CreateUserWizard problems

I was able to fix this as well as other problems on other pages by removing all AJAX controls and ScriptManager references. After doing that, everything started working. I did leave a couple of RoundedCornerExtenders on my master page, but I got rid of all AJAX extenders from my content pages. After removing the extenders from the content pages and getting everything to work, I discovered that I had been using the ScriptManagerProxy control incorrectly. Maybe that was causing my problem. I'm

Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by bfbishop on 3/17/2009
Re: CreateUserWizard

Thanks for the ContentTemplateContainer.FindControl code. I actually figured that part out late last night. I spent all day today figuring out an issue with the ValidationSummary control in my CreateUserWizard steps... If you are using a ScriptManager on the page, you can't have more than one ValidationSummary or you get a runtime error. Now I'm on to the next issue... Did you use the navigation template to place your buttons like you wanted them? If so, please Mark as Answer that posting

Posted to Security (Forum) by bfbishop on 3/15/2009
ajax and templated CreateUserWizard problems

I was building a registration page for my site. My MasterPage makes use of the AjaxControlToolkit's RoundedCornersExtender, so there is a ScriptManager control on the MasterPage. On my registration page I inserted a ScriptManagerProxy control and made use of the RoundedCornersExtender again. Within the panel that I was "rounding", I have a CreateUserWizard with 3 steps: an <asp:TemplatedWizardStep> which includes a <ContentTemplate> and <CustomNavigationTemplate>,

Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by bfbishop on 3/15/2009
Filed under: ajax createuserwizard templatedwizardsteps validationsummary
Re: tabbed menu on masterpage with css

I gave up on the tabs. I had always wanted to use the built-in asp.net menu controls, but since they generate tables instead of unordered lists (which is what most all of the CSS-based menus use, at least the ones I've found) I had to give up on tabs. What I came up with just using CSS and the asp.net menu control really ended up looking nice. I'm pretty happy with it. Your menu was a little too "lively" for what I needed, though I liked some of the things I saw on your site. I'll

Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by bfbishop on 3/15/2009
Re: CreateUserWizard

That's similar to what I've done. You've got everything in one step; I used two. I gathered all of my "custom" data on the first step using a TemplatedWizardStep and then I have the required CreateUserWizardStep, which uses a ContentTemplate like yours. I had problems getting verification to work with that setup, so I added a CustomNavigationTemplate immediately after the CreateUserWizardStep's ContentTemplate. Here's the code (I tried using the build in source code

Posted to Security (Forum) by bfbishop on 3/15/2009

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