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john34 wrote: However this makes it sound like a huge job !!! is there a simpler way ???
You can use a JS library such as Prototype or jQuery to take care of a lot of the plumbing for you. Of course, if you're only dealing with a handful of options, you could just store them all in JS arrays and skip the whole AJAX thing completely - just associate each array with an option in the first combo, and load the appropriate one when the selection changes.
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I have an issue where some hyperlinks the underline appears 1px closer to the text than normal. This causes problems if there is a hanging character such as (p,q,g,y etc). I can't seem to find a reason for it to happen, as it only happens on some of the links on the page I am working on. Any ideas on where to look?
Matt Newman
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Fire up Firebug and examine the composite styles on the hyperlink text (or if it only happens in IE, examine the runtimeStyle property... but you'll have to track down the source of the style manually). Pay particular attention to rules that set line-height , font-size , and border-bottom (yes, border-bottom is occasionally used in place of an underlined font style, and might well interfere with the descents).
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I guess I should have mentioned it only happens in IE. I don't specify line-height (ever), there is no use of border-bottom, and the same style is used for links that render differently.
For example:
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<a class="someClass" href="whatever">Some Link</a>
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<a class="someClass" href="anotherwhatever">Some Other Link</a>
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One of those will display the underline at the correct point, and one won't. The only difference is that they are in different areas of the layout (ie in different divs)
Matt Newman
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Matt Newman wrote: The only difference is that they are in different areas of the layout (ie in different divs)
Hmm... The only thing that makes sense to me is that, somehow, the containing DIV is changing applicable styles.
Though since you're using text-decoration: underline rather than border-bottom , it really shouldn't be possible to adjust the position of the underline at all, without changing the font...
...just out of curiosity, are either of the DIVs floated? And is your page in quirks mode? If so, try un-floating it and see if that makes a difference. IE has had some really odd ideas about what float means when it comes to rendering. (but this is the grasping at straws answer, i'm afraid)
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Shog9 wrote: ...just out of curiosity, are either of the DIVs floated? And is your page in quirks mode? If so, try un-floating it and see if that makes a difference. IE has had some really odd ideas about what float means when it comes to rendering. (but this is the grasping at straws answer, i'm afraid)
It is not in quirks mode and yes some are floated, some are not. I'm afraid this might end up being one of those things that the client will have just have to deal with.
Matt Newman
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Hi all,
I am having a webpage in which I am printing a code behind textbox text value on to the paper by using vbscript function.
I have binded this function to a button. Everything is going clear upto this. But when I tried to I changed the text box text and click the print button, its printing before value only, but not the latest value.
I have tried in many ways to achieve this, but still it was taking previous value of the text box but not the latest one.
Please give me some idea to overcome this problem. Thank you.
Regards,
Aleem
S/W Engineer
Akebono Soft Technologies
aleem_abdul@akebonosoft.com.
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Whatever function your using to print is using a variable thats being set when/before the page loads. It needs to pull this value from the text box when it runs.
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Repeat after me. "I will not cross post. I will not cross post. Cross posting is bad. Cross posting gets me voted down. Cross posting makes people cross with me. Cross posting will not get me help."
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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Hello
Am a beginner in asp.net please help with the code for this problem.After the user selected the Projectmanager from the dropdownlist displayed insidem the repeator control,when the user clicks Submit to Manager button the form should be submited to all the manager selected in the dropdownlist of the repeator.Repeator is used in mt application to create a table/number of rows.
Thank you in advance
oga m
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Hi friends,
I'm having a problem when trying to connect to any DB using ADODB.Connection server object.
I'm using classic ASP and my OS is Windows Visa Business.
The message I'm getting is:
"An error occurred on the server when processing the URL. Please contact the
system administrator"
...and it comes when the code reaches this line:
mycnn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
I will appreciate any help.
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Hi to all
I need to know can someone help me , I have a div controll with HTML content in the div, I want to add ASP.NET buttons at specific locations in the HTMLContent at runtime,
eg in the backend
I will declare my buttons as
Button but1 = new Button();
Button but2 = nre Button();
Now I just need to place these buttons in a specific location in the div ?
Le Roux Viljoen
Web Developer
PCW New Media - SA Branch
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If you have placeholder controls in the div, you can add your buttons to the placeholders.
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No it is only html content in it
I have tried editing the code and putting <asp:> tags in it but that doesnt work that well, so I am thinking about using a control.add command
Oliekrokenosterpikkelikkeastrysvoel
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as in, asp:div ? Doesn't work this way, what you probably want to do is div runat="server" , then you can access it from server side.
"Throughout human history, we have been dependent on machines to survive. Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of irony. " - Morpheus
"Real men use mspaint for writing code and notepad for designing graphics." - Anna-Jayne Metcalfe
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No, I know that div doent belong to the asp element, what I am saying is I tried to add a <asp:Button runat="server" id = "My button" ect.../> to a <div id="myDiv" runat="server"> </div> in the code behind, but that doent work, the button must be generated dynamically, so I would rather use Button myBut = new Button(); The Div contains html content (a bunch of text, img ect tags) at certain tags that have words like "design" i want to place these buttons to enable keyword navigatyion
Oliekrokenosterpikkelikkeastrysvoel
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What's wrong with adding these controls as html input controls and marking them as runt=server?
This would be an easier way to work i think.
I think that you will have difficulty adding server controls otherwise, as the html string that you output will not be parsed by the server side code in the same way as the rest of the page.
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Say I declare a button like that it doens't even display. I believe becuase it needs to be declared as in Button mybut = new Button and then u must use a addControll method of the div u marked as runat server, and that works 100 now I need to place it in a secific location, say if the div has content words like "design", "technical" I want to replace those words with a button and link them to other pages on the site.
Oliekrokenosterpikkelikkeastrysvoel
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If you just want to replace them with a navigational link or button (I'd highly recomend hyperlinks over buttons for navigation!) you would be better to parse the html content of the div and replace those keywords with an html link.
The only way I know how to get ASP controls at specific locations is to use placeholder controls.
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Yes thought about it but my navigation works by setting a session[PageID] and then using that to set the page content so I can use ASP.Net AJAX for my navigation to avoid postbacks. for my axaj I use the telerik rad Ajax controll its kickass and totaly codeless, you can check it out at www.telerik.com
But thanx anyway but what I need to do is everythink to be done server side, Absolutely no .js files or script tags in my .aspx file.
Le Roux Viljoen
PCW New Media
Web Developer
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Hello,
I am investigating how to port my C++ MFC application with OpenGL to a web-application.
Searching the internet leads to many keywords, like plugins/ActiveX, X3D, OpenGL ch, Ajax3D and more.
I am completely unexperienced to web-programming, but I am willing to learn and apply this.
Can anybody advise me what could be a good direction?
Best regards,
Peter
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Hi all,
Can any one tell me how do i install WSE 3.0 in silent mode.
Thanks.
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hi all
m creating VBS application which delete all the content (all file format) present in a Folder
Dim file, MyFile<br />
Set file= CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")<br />
Set MyFile = fso.GetFile("c:\testfile.txt")<br />
MyFile.Delete<br />
it works
but how to delete conten from folder is
Plz help me
thanks in advance
SP
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Sound like you need something like:
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder("c:\Temp")
For Each objFile In objFolder.Files
Call objFile.Delete(True)
Next Regards
Andy
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I have a simple question. If you are using the latest versions of Firefox and IE, can you use an image for a border on div or table elements? I would like to have a shadow that is defined in the CSS file that does not require placing another object behind the element that is to cast the shadow.
Leo T. Smith
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