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• Re: MaskedEditExtender + client-side TextBox

  It could be. I was asked to add some CalendarExtenders and MaskEditExtenders in a page that uses client-side TextBoxes (that are used somewhere else in dynamically generated javascript) and I don't want to blow everything by turning them into server-side TextBoxes. But I'll give a try Thanks

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by annalady on 11/13/2009

• MaskedEditExtender + client-side TextBox

  Hello I'd like to use the ajaxcontrolToolkit's MaskEditExtender along with a client-side TextBox (<input id="xxx" ... />) Is it possible ? Or do I have to turn my client-side TextBox into an asp.net server-side TextBox ? Thanks

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by annalady on 11/12/2009

• Re: button with a background-image

  Hello Thank you for your answers. The white part is not in my image. This issue only appears in IE, in Firefox there's no white space. I would prefer not to set a background color, what I really want is something like the second image that I posted. But it seems that the only way to do this is to use a hyperlink instead of a button The guy in this page encountered the same issue : http://justaddwater.dk/2008/11/05/ie-css-bug-background-image-gap-to-border/

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by annalady on 12/16/2008

• button with a background-image

  Hello I have an ASP.NET button with a background image. Here's a sample : I would like to know if it's possible to remove the white part (pointed by my cursor) between the green border and the background image, in order to get something like this : By the way when I click on my button, it becomes like this : There's no more spacing between the background image and the green border, there's a black edge around the green border

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by annalady on 12/16/2008

• Re: Use existing controls in a CustomControl

  It's ok I solved the issue with the RenderControl method

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by annalady on 12/3/2008

• Use existing controls in a CustomControl

  Hello I have a UserControl in my Website. I contains an UpdateProgress and an AlwaysVisibleControlExtender : < asp : UpdateProgress ID ="updProgress" runat ="server" > < ProgressTemplate > < asp : Image ID ="imgIndicator" runat ="server" ImageUrl ="indicator.gif" /> </ ProgressTemplate > </ asp : UpdateProgress > < ajaxToolkit : AlwaysVisibleControlExtender ID ="avcProgress" runat ="server" TargetControlID

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by annalady on 12/3/2008

• IronPython datatypes

  Hello I was wondering is the datatypes of IronPython are the same as C#'s datatypes. For example, do we have datasets, generic lists, generic dictionnaries, etc... in IronPython And another question : is there any advantage in using IronPython instead of C# For the moment I see only drawbacks : no syntax helping & highlighting, you discover errors only when the specified code is executed

  Posted to IronPython for ASP.NET (Forum) by annalady on 11/27/2008

• Re: iframe and HttpHandler

  Thank you Hua-Jun, I'll try this right now

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by annalady on 11/25/2008

• 'IronPython' is not a supported language

  Hello I've spent the whole day trying to run a simple ASP.NET Web page using IronPython. Here is what I installed : - Python 2.6 - PyWin32 - IronPythonStudio - VS2005 SDK 4.0 (february 2007) - IronPython 1.1.2 - IronPython for ASP.NET - Visual C++ Then I opened the IronPythonIntegration project (C:\Program Files\Visual Studio 2005 SDK\2007.02\VisualStudioIntegration\Samples\IronPythonIntegration), build it and ran it. Then a new Visual Studio poped out (must be the "Experimental hive"

  Posted to IronPython for ASP.NET (Forum) by annalady on 11/25/2008

• iframe and HttpHandler

  Hello I have an iframe in my aspx page. Until now I used the following code to display a pdf file in the iframe, and this works great : myIFrame.Attributes.Add( "Src" , @ "G:\test.pdf" ); Now I would like to use an HttpHandler to specify an http url instead of directly pointing to the file path. Something like that : myIFrame.Attributes.Add( "Src" , " http://MyWebSite/test.xxx" ); So I created a HttpHanlder which is called everytime I have an "xxx"

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by annalady on 11/21/2008