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Re: How to remove frames?
Hi, [quote user="yogender.yadav"]i dont want to use these frames. so please suggest me how can i do it , by using the master page concept or else. [/quote] About how to attach the master page to the existing web forms, you can try to refer this thread: http://forums.asp.net/t/1244510.aspx [quote user="yogender.yadav"] Is it possible that we make 4 links in a master page and want to display 4 different aspx page in same contentpageholder after clicking on these links. [/quote]
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Re: Dynamic Menu
Hi, You can try to create a XmlSitemapProvider. The XmlSiteMapProvider class is derived from the SiteMapProvider class and is the default site map provider for ASP.NET. The XmlSiteMapProvider class generates site map trees from XML files with the file name extension .sitemap. the more you can refer this msdn article: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.xmlsitemapprovider.aspx then you can try to set the sitemappath's SiteMapProvider proeprty is your XmlSitemapProvider, which can
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Re: The 'CodeFile' attribute cannot be used without an 'Inherits' attribute
Hi, May be the cause of the problem is not in the content page. Could you please the aspx code and the behind code of the master pages and the content page, which will be able to help further to find the cause of the problem.
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Re: can WebControls.MenuItem handle a Click event?
Hi. [quote user="HenryTheHorse"]Why is there no Click property in WebControls.MenuItem? I want to be able to capture a click even to call the following function... [/quote] There is no click property in the MenuItem. If you want to capture a click even on the MenuItem, you can try to use the Menu Control's MenuItemClick Event. for example: protected void Menu1_MenuItemClick(object sender, MenuEventArgs e) { if (e.Item.Text == "Home") { //to do... } else { //to do... } }
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Re: Master page-How to add one in VS2008
Hi, If your application is a WEB Application, when you want to create a content page, you can try to right click on the Solution Explore, choose add new item, and choose the Web Content Form from the dialog, but not web form , so you can try to choose the master page for the Web Content Page.
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Re: menu control: static items orient horizontally, dynamic items dont... how to get them the same?!?!
Hi, [quote user="cookster1976"]My problem is that for some reason i cannot get the sub items to orient horizontally. [/quote] In fact, the ASP.NET Menu Control does not support the Horizontal submenu. try to refer this thread: http://forums.asp.net/t/937518.aspx And In VS 2008, this issue seems does not improved, you can try consider to use thid party control.
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Re: How nested MasterPage acces to its control ?
Hi, You can access the control in a nested MasterPage, from the nested MasterPage itself, like this: Label1.Text = "text" ; this should be work. But from the page structure that you provede we can see: [quote user="legal101205"] <%@ Master Language="C#" MasterPageFile="~/MasterPage.master" AutoEventWireup="false" CodeFile="MasterPage2.master.cs" Inherits="MasterPage2" %> < asp:Content ID= "Content1" ContentPlaceHolderID
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Re: ERROR >>>>>>>>>>>master page
Hi, [quote user="suhasakole"] we have an usercontrol in .net 1.0,1.1 why microsoft implimented the masterpage concept in 2.0 as work done by master page is same as usercontrol do [/quote] In fact, the master page drives from the user control. When the aoolication executs the master page just like a usercontrol on the content page. You’ll only need to write the common pieces once - in the master page. A master page can serve as a template for one or more web forms. Each ASPX web form only
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Re: how can higlight the seleted node of tree view
Hi, [quote user="ayesharana"] but problem is that when i select same node twice . Selected Node Changed Event could not Fired [/quote] The TreeView's SelectedNodeChanged event can be fired when the TreeView's SelectedNode changed, so when you select the same node twice, the event canot be fire. If you want to hightlight the selectedNode, you can try to define the style of the Treeview's selectedNode style by using SelectedNodeStyle.
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Re: Master Pages & JavaScript
Hi Jon, [quote user="jcc103"]I am curious though - if the controls were part of the MasterPages - would the id as you described still be needed, or could the id be directly referenced?[/quote] That becuase both the MasterPage and Content controls are naming containers. The key to using getElementById is to invoke the method on the correct container, because getElementById doesn’t recursively traverse the entire hierarchy of controls. getElementById only searches inside the current naming
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