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Re: Master Page and Content Page Format

You have closed all of your strong tags on the MasterPage, so I don't think the problem is there. You can do two things to your content page: 1. Add the HTML and Head and Body tags to the page and see how it displays alone without the MasterPage. If it is still bold, then you know the problem is definitely with the Content Page. 2. I see you are using a lot of <br /> tags. One of those tags may be just <b > (without the "r" in it.) That would cause the page to display in

Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Strupi on 3/18/2008
Filed under: Master page formatting tags
Re: Creating a blog

[quote user="Pmillio"] Are they free, and if you have any experience with them how is it usability wise, and lets say there is a good topic with about 50 people taking part a once will there be any problems? [/quote] The site in the WROX book is just the price of the book, US$34.99. The other two seem to be free stand-alones and not something that would integrate easily into your already existing site. One problem is that the B2evolution site is made of PHP. This would not work well for

Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Strupi on 2/18/2008
Filed under: ASP.NET 2.0 blog
Re: Creating a blog

The WROX book, "ASP.NET 2 InstantResults" has a tutorial for a blog that can be put into an ASP site. See Chapter 6. It also has a CD with the book that has the source code. There are instructions for opening the code in Windows Explorer and dragging and dropping the files into the Solution Explorer of Visual Web Developer and then modifying the code to suit your particular application.

Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Strupi on 2/18/2008
Filed under: Blog Import
Re: PROBLEM USING MASTER PAGE IN SUBFOLDERS

Beyondard and all, Recommend Scott Mitchel's excellent article at http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/052505-1.aspx It appears that the Page.ResolveUrl() method he describes at the bottom of his article may be a one size fits all solution to all these problems. I have not tried it yet. So the solution to your problem, Beyondard, may be text = <%=Page.ResolveUrl("~/scripts/filename.js") %> or something like it.

Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Strupi on 2/18/2008
Filed under: javascript masterpages resolveUrl path
Re: Position a Panel to the right

You can also do this using tables. Make a table with rows and columns where you want the panels and then insert the panels into the appropriate cell. Jim Webber, Sacramento

Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Strupi on 2/17/2008
Re: PROBLEM USING MASTER PAGE IN SUBFOLDERS

Reply to HappyFirst: I was responding to Anty.Panty's problem at the top of this page. You have a different problem and need to post a new thread to get a response. To do that, click on the Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls in the breadcrumb at the top of this page. That will take you to a page where you can post a new question.

Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Strupi on 2/17/2008
Re: PROBLEM USING MASTER PAGE IN SUBFOLDERS

Hi, I am not sure that I understand your problem. A common problem is when a masterpage is in the root folder and you try to use it from an aspx page in a subfolder. In such a case, all the links on the masterpage will fail unless they are run on the server. So they have to be converted from HTML code to server controls. Here is how that is done. TO FIX LINK TO STYLES IN A STYLES FOLDER Simply add the runat="server" property to the <head> tag Example: <head runat="server">

Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Strupi on 2/16/2008
Filed under: ASP.NET 2 MasterPages Links subfolder
Re: Help with master pages

Hi, I share your pain. It is odd that the experts who write the books do not put this stuff in the MasterPages section since it is so obvious that without it, there would be no sense in even having a MasterPage. This is what I found after a week of looking. And I have actually tested it. (God forbid!) LOL TO FIX IMAGES: Use the <asp:Image tag. <asp:image ID="Image13" runat="server" ImageUrl="~/images/walkingholidays.jpg" alternateText="Walking Holidays"

Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Strupi on 2/9/2008

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