newbie - resize a label at runtime

Hi everyone,
I know this is a simple question, but I can't figure this out. I have a web
form with label on it, I would like the length of the label to go from the
left edge of the browser window to the right edge of the browser window. I
am using VS 2003 framework 1.1. Everything looks fine when I browse the sit
e
inside the IDE, but when I open the website in IE the right edge of the labe
l
stops half way across the page.
I know I can set this in the page load event, but I am not sure how to
determine what the value shuold be?
ThanksUse css to control the width of the label
"Chris" <Chris@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi everyone,
> I know this is a simple question, but I can't figure this out. I have a
> web
> form with label on it, I would like the length of the label to go from the
> left edge of the browser window to the right edge of the browser window.
> I
> am using VS 2003 framework 1.1. Everything looks fine when I browse the
> site
> inside the IDE, but when I open the website in IE the right edge of the
> label
> stops half way across the page.
> I know I can set this in the page load event, but I am not sure how to
> determine what the value shuold be?
> Thanks
>
Do you have an example or link to an example of this, I 've never worked wit
h
CSS so I am not sure how to do this. I appreciate the help.
Thanks
"Showjumper" wrote:

> Use css to control the width of the label
> "Chris" <Chris@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:235AD7C4-A417-4358-94C1-FED1803F0719@.microsoft.com...
>
>

newbie - resize a label at runtime

Hi everyone,
I know this is a simple question, but I can't figure this out. I have a web
form with label on it, I would like the length of the label to go from the
left edge of the browser window to the right edge of the browser window. I
am using VS 2003 framework 1.1. Everything looks fine when I browse the site
inside the IDE, but when I open the website in IE the right edge of the label
stops half way across the page.

I know I can set this in the page load event, but I am not sure how to
determine what the value shuold be?

ThanksUse css to control the width of the label
"Chris" <Chris@.discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Quote:

Originally Posted by

Hi everyone,
I know this is a simple question, but I can't figure this out. I have a
web
form with label on it, I would like the length of the label to go from the
left edge of the browser window to the right edge of the browser window.
I
am using VS 2003 framework 1.1. Everything looks fine when I browse the
site
inside the IDE, but when I open the website in IE the right edge of the
label
stops half way across the page.
>
I know I can set this in the page load event, but I am not sure how to
determine what the value shuold be?
>
Thanks
>

Do you have an example or link to an example of this, I 've never worked with
CSS so I am not sure how to do this. I appreciate the help.

Thanks

"Showjumper" wrote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by

>
Use css to control the width of the label
"Chris" <Chris@.discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Quote:

Originally Posted by

Hi everyone,
I know this is a simple question, but I can't figure this out. I have a
web
form with label on it, I would like the length of the label to go from the
left edge of the browser window to the right edge of the browser window.
I
am using VS 2003 framework 1.1. Everything looks fine when I browse the
site
inside the IDE, but when I open the website in IE the right edge of the
label
stops half way across the page.

I know I can set this in the page load event, but I am not sure how to
determine what the value shuold be?

Thanks

>
>
>
>

Newbie Embedded WUC DLL Question

Hello -
I've been racking my brains trying to figure out what's going on with
my embedded .NET 2.0 windows user control.
I've developed a Windows Forms application using Visual C# 2005
Express. I'm interested in migrating it to the web as an embedded
windows user control.
As a proof of concept, I've been playing around embedding some very
basic Windows user controls into both HTML and ASP pages using Visual
Web Developer 2005 Express. (My web development is very limited).
I've done some searching and found examples of how to embed a user
control as an object by inserting something like the following
(<OBJECT id="myObject" classid="myDll.dll#myNamespace.myControl"
height=480 width=480></OBJECT> ) into HTML code and copying the DLL
file in the 'root' (not /bin) directory of the page.
Now here's where the fun comes in...
I'm testing some very basic embedded controls using Microsoft's
ASP.NET Development server and I'm getting some very odd and
unexplained behavior.
1) When I create a new website project and insert the control, most of
the time (but not always) my sample control will display in the
internal browser inside the Visual Web Developer IDE and it will
display in IE (as launched from the Visual Web Developer IDE in debug
mode)
2) If I change the embedded user control code (inside Visual C#
Express) and recompile and re-copy the DLL file into the web project
directory, I very rarely see the updates reflected in the user
control. It seems to be using a cached version of the DLL'
3) Eventually, I will reach a state where the user control no longer
even appears in the web browser window when trying to run the site
(using the Development Server). It only shows up as an object icon
place holder.
I've tried all sorts of things like:
1) Stopping the development server before copying the new DLL file
into the web project
2) Restarting Visual Web Developer Express
3) Deleting all the temporary IE files
4) Deleting all the files from C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework
\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET Files\
None of those attempts seems to change what I'm observing - why only
sometimes the embedded control displays and why none of the re-
compiles/re-copying of the DLL files seem to 'take effect'. Also,
once the control stops displaying, I essentially have to create an
entirely new web project to see the control again.
Any thoughts/links to examples or suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike D.the control is cached in two places
1) ie caches the dll in its temp area (use delete temp files in ie).
2) the gac caches the jit'd code. use gacutil /cdl
note: this is probably a dead-end approach. you should look at
Silverlight as a more long term solution.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
mdemase@.gmail.com wrote:
> Hello -
> I've been racking my brains trying to figure out what's going on with
> my embedded .NET 2.0 windows user control.
> I've developed a Windows Forms application using Visual C# 2005
> Express. I'm interested in migrating it to the web as an embedded
> windows user control.
> As a proof of concept, I've been playing around embedding some very
> basic Windows user controls into both HTML and ASP pages using Visual
> Web Developer 2005 Express. (My web development is very limited).
> I've done some searching and found examples of how to embed a user
> control as an object by inserting something like the following
> (<OBJECT id="myObject" classid="myDll.dll#myNamespace.myControl"
> height=480 width=480></OBJECT> ) into HTML code and copying the DLL
> file in the 'root' (not /bin) directory of the page.
> Now here's where the fun comes in...
> I'm testing some very basic embedded controls using Microsoft's
> ASP.NET Development server and I'm getting some very odd and
> unexplained behavior.
> 1) When I create a new website project and insert the control, most of
> the time (but not always) my sample control will display in the
> internal browser inside the Visual Web Developer IDE and it will
> display in IE (as launched from the Visual Web Developer IDE in debug
> mode)
> 2) If I change the embedded user control code (inside Visual C#
> Express) and recompile and re-copy the DLL file into the web project
> directory, I very rarely see the updates reflected in the user
> control. It seems to be using a cached version of the DLL'
> 3) Eventually, I will reach a state where the user control no longer
> even appears in the web browser window when trying to run the site
> (using the Development Server). It only shows up as an object icon
> place holder.
> I've tried all sorts of things like:
> 1) Stopping the development server before copying the new DLL file
> into the web project
> 2) Restarting Visual Web Developer Express
> 3) Deleting all the temporary IE files
> 4) Deleting all the files from C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework
> \v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET Files\
> None of those attempts seems to change what I'm observing - why only
> sometimes the embedded control displays and why none of the re-
> compiles/re-copying of the DLL files seem to 'take effect'. Also,
> once the control stops displaying, I essentially have to create an
> entirely new web project to see the control again.
> Any thoughts/links to examples or suggestions would be greatly
> appreciated.
> Thanks,
> Mike D.
>

Newbie Embedded WUC DLL Question

Hello -

I've been racking my brains trying to figure out what's going on with
my embedded .NET 2.0 windows user control.

I've developed a Windows Forms application using Visual C# 2005
Express. I'm interested in migrating it to the web as an embedded
windows user control.

As a proof of concept, I've been playing around embedding some very
basic Windows user controls into both HTML and ASP pages using Visual
Web Developer 2005 Express. (My web development is very limited).
I've done some searching and found examples of how to embed a user
control as an object by inserting something like the following
(<OBJECT id="myObject" classid="myDll.dll#myNamespace.myControl"
height=480 width=480></OBJECT>) into HTML code and copying the DLL
file in the 'root' (not /bin) directory of the page.

Now here's where the fun comes in...

I'm testing some very basic embedded controls using Microsoft's
ASP.NET Development server and I'm getting some very odd and
unexplained behavior.

1) When I create a new website project and insert the control, most of
the time (but not always) my sample control will display in the
internal browser inside the Visual Web Developer IDE and it will
display in IE (as launched from the Visual Web Developer IDE in debug
mode)

2) If I change the embedded user control code (inside Visual C#
Express) and recompile and re-copy the DLL file into the web project
directory, I very rarely see the updates reflected in the user
control. It seems to be using a cached version of the DLL??

3) Eventually, I will reach a state where the user control no longer
even appears in the web browser window when trying to run the site
(using the Development Server). It only shows up as an object icon
place holder.

I've tried all sorts of things like:
1) Stopping the development server before copying the new DLL file
into the web project
2) Restarting Visual Web Developer Express
3) Deleting all the temporary IE files
4) Deleting all the files from C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework
\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET Files\

None of those attempts seems to change what I'm observing - why only
sometimes the embedded control displays and why none of the re-
compiles/re-copying of the DLL files seem to 'take effect'. Also,
once the control stops displaying, I essentially have to create an
entirely new web project to see the control again.

Any thoughts/links to examples or suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.

Thanks,
Mike D.the control is cached in two places

1) ie caches the dll in its temp area (use delete temp files in ie).
2) the gac caches the jit'd code. use gacutil /cdl

note: this is probably a dead-end approach. you should look at
Silverlight as a more long term solution.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

mdemase@.gmail.com wrote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by

Hello -
>
I've been racking my brains trying to figure out what's going on with
my embedded .NET 2.0 windows user control.
>
I've developed a Windows Forms application using Visual C# 2005
Express. I'm interested in migrating it to the web as an embedded
windows user control.
>
As a proof of concept, I've been playing around embedding some very
basic Windows user controls into both HTML and ASP pages using Visual
Web Developer 2005 Express. (My web development is very limited).
I've done some searching and found examples of how to embed a user
control as an object by inserting something like the following
(<OBJECT id="myObject" classid="myDll.dll#myNamespace.myControl"
height=480 width=480></OBJECT>) into HTML code and copying the DLL
file in the 'root' (not /bin) directory of the page.
>
Now here's where the fun comes in...
>
I'm testing some very basic embedded controls using Microsoft's
ASP.NET Development server and I'm getting some very odd and
unexplained behavior.
>
1) When I create a new website project and insert the control, most of
the time (but not always) my sample control will display in the
internal browser inside the Visual Web Developer IDE and it will
display in IE (as launched from the Visual Web Developer IDE in debug
mode)
>
2) If I change the embedded user control code (inside Visual C#
Express) and recompile and re-copy the DLL file into the web project
directory, I very rarely see the updates reflected in the user
control. It seems to be using a cached version of the DLL??
>
3) Eventually, I will reach a state where the user control no longer
even appears in the web browser window when trying to run the site
(using the Development Server). It only shows up as an object icon
place holder.
>
I've tried all sorts of things like:
1) Stopping the development server before copying the new DLL file
into the web project
2) Restarting Visual Web Developer Express
3) Deleting all the temporary IE files
4) Deleting all the files from C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework
\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET Files\
>
None of those attempts seems to change what I'm observing - why only
sometimes the embedded control displays and why none of the re-
compiles/re-copying of the DLL files seem to 'take effect'. Also,
once the control stops displaying, I essentially have to create an
entirely new web project to see the control again.
>
Any thoughts/links to examples or suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
>
Thanks,
Mike D.
>

newbie navigation/form re-draw issue...

I'm trying to figure out how to do something in ASP.NET that used to
be accomplished by doing a post from one page to another page.

If a webform as fields for user information (address, name, phone,
etc) and a submit button... What is the best way in asp.net to
re-display the information and ask the user to verify the info is
correct.

Will I do a post back to the same webform, remove the previous web
server controls and redraw the page w/ the new information?

Would it be best to transfer to a new page (via Response.Redirect
(url) or Server.Transfer (url)) and get the information from the first
webform?

thanks,
rogerIt's probably easiest to do something like posting the data to a new form
which will display it to the user and ask for confirmation. You could also
write your original page to check for whether this is a postback or not,
and then generate the form's target and the data fields on the fly.
Assuming your page is "page1.aspx" it might be something like:

<some header information>
...
if (isPostBack = true) then
Response.Write("Please confirm the data and hit sumbit again (or some
other message)");
endif

if (isPostBack = true) then
response.write("<form method=post target=page2.aspx");
else
response.write("<form method=post target=page1.aspx");
endif

Then, when writing out your textboxes and other input forms, you can check
to see if ispostback = true and it it is, you can populate the value
appropriately from the request object.

</form
Just a thought,
Chris

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>From: roger_beniot@.yahoo.com (roger beniot)
>Newsgroups: microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
>Subject: newbie navigation/form re-draw issue...
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>I'm trying to figure out how to do something in ASP.NET that used to
>be accomplished by doing a post from one page to another page.
>If a webform as fields for user information (address, name, phone,
>etc) and a submit button... What is the best way in asp.net to
>re-display the information and ask the user to verify the info is
>correct.
>Will I do a post back to the same webform, remove the previous web
>server controls and redraw the page w/ the new information?
>Would it be best to transfer to a new page (via Response.Redirect
>(url) or Server.Transfer (url)) and get the information from the first
>webform?
>
>thanks,
>roger

newbie navigation/form re-draw issue...

I'm trying to figure out how to do something in ASP.NET that used to
be accomplished by doing a post from one page to another page.

If a webform as fields for user information (address, name, phone,
etc) and a submit button... What is the best way in asp.net to
re-display the information and ask the user to verify the info is
correct.

Will I do a post back to the same webform, remove the previous web
server controls and redraw the page w/ the new information?

Would it be best to transfer to a new page (via Response.Redirect
(url) or Server.Transfer (url)) and get the information from the first
webform?

thanks,
rogerIt's probably easiest to do something like posting the data to a new form
which will display it to the user and ask for confirmation. You could also
write your original page to check for whether this is a postback or not,
and then generate the form's target and the data fields on the fly.
Assuming your page is "page1.aspx" it might be something like:

<some header information>
...
if (isPostBack = true) then
Response.Write("Please confirm the data and hit sumbit again (or some
other message)");
endif

if (isPostBack = true) then
response.write("<form method=post target=page2.aspx");
else
response.write("<form method=post target=page1.aspx");
endif

Then, when writing out your textboxes and other input forms, you can check
to see if ispostback = true and it it is, you can populate the value
appropriately from the request object.

</form
Just a thought,
Chris

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>From: roger_beniot@.yahoo.com (roger beniot)
>Newsgroups: microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
>Subject: newbie navigation/form re-draw issue...
>Date: 6 Apr 2004 12:12:53 -0700
>Organization: http://groups.google.com
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>I'm trying to figure out how to do something in ASP.NET that used to
>be accomplished by doing a post from one page to another page.
>If a webform as fields for user information (address, name, phone,
>etc) and a submit button... What is the best way in asp.net to
>re-display the information and ask the user to verify the info is
>correct.
>Will I do a post back to the same webform, remove the previous web
>server controls and redraw the page w/ the new information?
>Would it be best to transfer to a new page (via Response.Redirect
>(url) or Server.Transfer (url)) and get the information from the first
>webform?
>
>thanks,
>roger
It's probably easiest to do something like posting the data to a new form
which will display it to the user and ask for confirmation. You could also
write your original page to check for whether this is a postback or not,
and then generate the form's target and the data fields on the fly.
Assuming your page is "page1.aspx" it might be something like:

<some header information>
...
if (isPostBack = true) then
Response.Write("Please confirm the data and hit sumbit again (or some
other message)");
endif

if (isPostBack = true) then
response.write("<form method=post target=page2.aspx");
else
response.write("<form method=post target=page1.aspx");
endif

Then, when writing out your textboxes and other input forms, you can check
to see if ispostback = true and it it is, you can populate the value
appropriately from the request object.

</form
Just a thought,
Chris

-------
>From: roger_beniot@.yahoo.com (roger beniot)
>Newsgroups: microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
>Subject: newbie navigation/form re-draw issue...
>Date: 6 Apr 2004 12:12:53 -0700
>Organization: http://groups.google.com
>Lines: 18
>Message-ID: <6c7aa9be.0404061112.30a2134f@.posting.google.com>
>NNTP-Posting-Host: 12.129.11.151
>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
>Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
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GMT)
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>Xref: cpmsftngxa06.phx.gbl microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet:224021
>X-Tomcat-NG: microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
>I'm trying to figure out how to do something in ASP.NET that used to
>be accomplished by doing a post from one page to another page.
>If a webform as fields for user information (address, name, phone,
>etc) and a submit button... What is the best way in asp.net to
>re-display the information and ask the user to verify the info is
>correct.
>Will I do a post back to the same webform, remove the previous web
>server controls and redraw the page w/ the new information?
>Would it be best to transfer to a new page (via Response.Redirect
>(url) or Server.Transfer (url)) and get the information from the first
>webform?
>
>thanks,
>roger

newbie navigation/form re-draw issue...

I'm trying to figure out how to do something in ASP.NET that used to
be accomplished by doing a post from one page to another page.

If a webform as fields for user information (address, name, phone,
etc) and a submit button... What is the best way in asp.net to
re-display the information and ask the user to verify the info is
correct.

Will I do a post back to the same webform, remove the previous web
server controls and redraw the page w/ the new information?

Would it be best to transfer to a new page (via Response.Redirect
(url) or Server.Transfer (url)) and get the information from the first
webform?

thanks,
rogerIt's probably easiest to do something like posting the data to a new form
which will display it to the user and ask for confirmation. You could also
write your original page to check for whether this is a postback or not,
and then generate the form's target and the data fields on the fly.
Assuming your page is "page1.aspx" it might be something like:

<some header information>
...
if (isPostBack = true) then
Response.Write("Please confirm the data and hit sumbit again (or some
other message)");
endif

if (isPostBack = true) then
response.write("<form method=post target=page2.aspx");
else
response.write("<form method=post target=page1.aspx");
endif

Then, when writing out your textboxes and other input forms, you can check
to see if ispostback = true and it it is, you can populate the value
appropriately from the request object.

</form
Just a thought,
Chris

-------
>From: roger_beniot@.yahoo.com (roger beniot)
>Newsgroups: microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
>Subject: newbie navigation/form re-draw issue...
>Date: 6 Apr 2004 12:12:53 -0700
>Organization: http://groups.google.com
>Lines: 18
>Message-ID: <6c7aa9be.0404061112.30a2134f@.posting.google.com>
>NNTP-Posting-Host: 12.129.11.151
>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
>Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
>X-Trace: posting.google.com 1081278773 7573 127.0.0.1 (6 Apr 2004 19:12:53
GMT)
>X-Complaints-To: groups-abuse@.google.com
>NNTP-Posting-Date: Tue, 6 Apr 2004 19:12:53 +0000 (UTC)
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e.de!news.glorb.com!postnews1.google.com!not-for-mail
>Xref: cpmsftngxa06.phx.gbl microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet:224021
>X-Tomcat-NG: microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
>I'm trying to figure out how to do something in ASP.NET that used to
>be accomplished by doing a post from one page to another page.
>If a webform as fields for user information (address, name, phone,
>etc) and a submit button... What is the best way in asp.net to
>re-display the information and ask the user to verify the info is
>correct.
>Will I do a post back to the same webform, remove the previous web
>server controls and redraw the page w/ the new information?
>Would it be best to transfer to a new page (via Response.Redirect
>(url) or Server.Transfer (url)) and get the information from the first
>webform?
>
>thanks,
>roger

newbie navigation/form re-draw issue...

I'm trying to figure out how to do something in ASP.NET that used to
be accomplished by doing a post from one page to another page.
If a webform as fields for user information (address, name, phone,
etc) and a submit button... What is the best way in asp.net to
re-display the information and ask the user to verify the info is
correct.
Will I do a post back to the same webform, remove the previous web
server controls and redraw the page w/ the new information?
Would it be best to transfer to a new page (via Response.Redirect
(url) or Server.Transfer (url)) and get the information from the first
webform?
thanks,
rogerIt's probably easiest to do something like posting the data to a new form
which will display it to the user and ask for confirmation. You could also
write your original page to check for whether this is a postback or not,
and then generate the form's target and the data fields on the fly.
Assuming your page is "page1.aspx" it might be something like:
<some header information>
..
if (isPostBack = true) then
Response.Write("Please confirm the data and hit sumbit again (or some
other message)");
endif
if (isPostBack = true) then
response.write("<form method=post target=page2.aspx");
else
response.write("<form method=post target=page1.aspx");
endif
Then, when writing out your textboxes and other input forms, you can check
to see if ispostback = true and it it is, you can populate the value
appropriately from the request object.
</form>
Just a thought,
Chris
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>I'm trying to figure out how to do something in ASP.NET that used to
>be accomplished by doing a post from one page to another page.
>If a webform as fields for user information (address, name, phone,
>etc) and a submit button... What is the best way in asp.net to
>re-display the information and ask the user to verify the info is
>correct.
>Will I do a post back to the same webform, remove the previous web
>server controls and redraw the page w/ the new information?
>Would it be best to transfer to a new page (via Response.Redirect
>(url) or Server.Transfer (url)) and get the information from the first
>webform?
>
>thanks,
>roger
>