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
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>
>

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 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

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
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

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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

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
>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
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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
>

newbie needing help Dropdownlist

I have a dropdownlist on a webform that is objectdatabouund to a gridview all the connections work fine. the issue at hand is the dropdownlist populates with the first item lets say that is a name if i start to type the first letter of a diferent namthe list jumps to the letter it type the problem is i can not enter the total name or part of the name it only allow the first letter to be entered how can it get it to do a lookup as i type in the dropdown

I hope I am making sense.

a regular dropdownlist does not directly support that.

have you considered 3rd party controls?

for example:http://easylistbox.com/demoCombo.aspx

You can also have a look at this for incremental search on dropdownlist.

http://www.dotnet247.com/247reference/msgs/29/146771.aspx

Thanks

Thanks for the mention, Mike; also,http://easylistbox.com/demoSpeedSearch.aspx .

E_screw, it looks like that one uses onkeypress and some IE-specific stuff (which may or may not matter to the OP). If you want a slightly more cross-browser approach, trythis article instead; feel free to offer constructive criticism as well.

Cheers,

Peter,

I am looking for a ajax autocomplete I will use the throughtout my application I look at the easylistbox.com solution but was a bit confused about your pricing I will have one url: site using this how much is your cost? How indepth is it to intergrate?

Integration is very simple. You can make it as simple as putting the control on the page and setting the connection string and query, or get a bit more complex with regular .NET databinding.

As far as pricing goes, a single-website license would cover your situation. In fact, a website can have multiple domain names under this scheme as well, as long as they all point to the same directory.

Peter,

I downloaded the trial version of your software to test it out. I have a couple questions. I orginally had a drop down connected thru the object by a dataset to a datagrid I have the drop down containing the last name and it looks up the correct name ok. I created a new webform page to duplicate the same but used your easylistbox I can not see how to connect the dropdown to the object form ny dataset your field also extends across my entire screen . Does the field not have a control on the right corner that allows postback and connection?

I'm not entirely sure what you mean. Youshould be able to use ELB to display data, and get the selection onpostback (via the SelectedValue property). There are demos on thewebsite for just about all of this; if you want to bind to a DataSetobject, you would do it the same way you would with aDropDownList: assign the Dataset as the DataSource property,assign DataValueField and DataTextField, and call DataBind.

As for the width problem, it sounds like you may be using anincompatible DOCTYPE statement. See the instructions about thisin the Installation section of the Help file(Start->Programs->EasyListBox should get you there). Futurereleases will be more compatible with XHTML Transitional, but for nowit would be a good thing to switch the validation schema.

We should probably take further correspondence off this thread since itsort of strays into the realm of commercial product support; let meknow what I can to do help!

Cheers,

PeterBrunone:

Thanks for the mention, Mike; also,http://easylistbox.com/demoSpeedSearch.aspx .

E_screw, it looks like that one uses onkeypress and some IE-specific stuff (which may or may not matter to the OP). If you want a slightly more cross-browser approach, trythis article instead; feel free to offer constructive criticism as well.

Cheers,

Peter, I do really appreciate the work you have done on ELB. I have seen it and its great! Just working out to the OP a non-commercial (may or may not matter to the OP) way.

For a cross browser approach, i prefer the AutoCompleteExtender of ASP.NET AJAX and the article you mentioned was good :)

Thanks

Newbie needs a kick

Hi,
How do I have a link in one frame that shows a webform in another
frame? I am having trouble locating tutorials or help on this.
Thanks.
CurtEach frame must be "named". Then in your hyperlink, you need to specify
which frame you want the link's content to show in by adding
TARGET="frameName" to the hyperlink.
"ACE FAN" <ctabor@.oneil.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> How do I have a link in one frame that shows a webform in another
> frame? I am having trouble locating tutorials or help on this.
> Thanks.
> Curt
>
http://www.webreference.com/js/column36/live.html
Regards
John Timney
ASP.NET MVP
Microsoft Regional Director
"ACE FAN" <ctabor@.oneil.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> How do I have a link in one frame that shows a webform in another
> frame? I am having trouble locating tutorials or help on this.
> Thanks.
> Curt
>
Thanks for responding. I've got 2 frames. One has a webform in it with
a linkbutton on it that I want to use to invoke a webform in the other
frame. Can you give me a quick example of how to do this? It's just not
making sense yet.
Thank you.
Curt
The HTML for your FrameSet looks something like this:
<FrameSet Cols="25%,*">
<FRAME src="http://pics.10026.com/?src=someFile" NAME="left">
<FRAME src="http://pics.10026.com/?src=someOtherFile" NAME="right">
</FrameSet>
See that each frame has a name?
Now, in the hyperlinks that are in the someFile document add, TARGET="right"
to the <A> tag to have the link open in the right frame.
"Curt tabor" <ctabor@.oneil.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks for responding. I've got 2 frames. One has a webform in it with
> a linkbutton on it that I want to use to invoke a webform in the other
> frame. Can you give me a quick example of how to do this? It's just not
> making sense yet.
> Thank you.
> Curt
>
Thanks. I got this working. I was hoping there was a way to do this in
the C# code in the .cs file. I'm one of these guys who has been
programming Win32 for years but have not done a lot of web stuff. I
appreciate your time.
Well, just remember that certain tasks are best suited for the client and
certain tasks are best suited for the server. Targeting a client-side click
to a client-side window frame is best suited for client-side work.
"Curt tabor" <ctabor@.oneil.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks. I got this working. I was hoping there was a way to do this in
> the C# code in the .cs file. I'm one of these guys who has been
> programming Win32 for years but have not done a lot of web stuff. I
> appreciate your time.
>

Newbie needs a kick

Hi,

How do I have a link in one frame that shows a webform in another
frame? I am having trouble locating tutorials or help on this.

Thanks.

CurtEach frame must be "named". Then in your hyperlink, you need to specify
which frame you want the link's content to show in by adding
TARGET="frameName" to the hyperlink.

"ACE FAN" <ctabor@.oneil.com> wrote in message
news:1114117680.473651.82650@.o13g2000cwo.googlegro ups.com...
> Hi,
> How do I have a link in one frame that shows a webform in another
> frame? I am having trouble locating tutorials or help on this.
> Thanks.
> Curt
http://www.webreference.com/js/column36/live.html

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"ACE FAN" <ctabor@.oneil.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> How do I have a link in one frame that shows a webform in another
> frame? I am having trouble locating tutorials or help on this.
> Thanks.
> Curt
Thanks for responding. I've got 2 frames. One has a webform in it with
a linkbutton on it that I want to use to invoke a webform in the other
frame. Can you give me a quick example of how to do this? It's just not
making sense yet.

Thank you.

Curt
The HTML for your FrameSet looks something like this:

<FrameSet Cols="25%,*">
<FRAME src="http://pics.10026.com/?src=someFile" NAME="left">
<FRAME src="http://pics.10026.com/?src=someOtherFile" NAME="right">
</FrameSet
See that each frame has a name?

Now, in the hyperlinks that are in the someFile document add, TARGET="right"
to the <A> tag to have the link open in the right frame.

"Curt tabor" <ctabor@.oneil.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks for responding. I've got 2 frames. One has a webform in it with
> a linkbutton on it that I want to use to invoke a webform in the other
> frame. Can you give me a quick example of how to do this? It's just not
> making sense yet.
> Thank you.
> Curt
Thanks. I got this working. I was hoping there was a way to do this in
the C# code in the .cs file. I'm one of these guys who has been
programming Win32 for years but have not done a lot of web stuff. I
appreciate your time.
Well, just remember that certain tasks are best suited for the client and
certain tasks are best suited for the server. Targeting a client-side click
to a client-side window frame is best suited for client-side work.

"Curt tabor" <ctabor@.oneil.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks. I got this working. I was hoping there was a way to do this in
> the C# code in the .cs file. I'm one of these guys who has been
> programming Win32 for years but have not done a lot of web stuff. I
> appreciate your time.
Well, just remember that certain tasks are best suited for the client and
certain tasks are best suited for the server. Targeting a client-side click
to a client-side window frame is best suited for client-side work.

"Curt tabor" <ctabor@.oneil.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks. I got this working. I was hoping there was a way to do this in
> the C# code in the .cs file. I'm one of these guys who has been
> programming Win32 for years but have not done a lot of web stuff. I
> appreciate your time.