When a page is loaded the execution order is
1 2 3 4 5 | Page_Init(object sender, EventArgs e) {} Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) {} Page_DataBind(object sender, EventArgs e) {} Page_PreRender(object sender, EventArgs e) {} Page_Unload(object sender, EventArgs e) {} |
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/305141
I have been able to add indentation to dropdown boxes to allow for easier user viewing in many languages… until I met .NET. For some reason when adding spaces to the text in a ListItem the spaces are magically removed.
I was wanting to acheive a DropDownList like below.
Also at the end of this post is a way to achieve the unselectable headings in the example above.
Handy little program to test on the various versions of IE
Sure to cause no end of frustration getting layouts to look the same in all versions.
If you notice the style is missing from your AjaxToolkit Tab Container. It could be due to the fact that when your page first loads this element is not visible either due to a surrounding div not being visible. This may cause the stylesheet for the Tab container not to load on subsequent postbacks when you make the Tab Container visible.
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A simple but useful option for .NET pages which will keep your position for postback. Place the following in the page definition.
MaintainScrollPositionOnPostback=”true”
For a dataset from SQL the below will retrieve the field from the resultset called ‘Name’
1 | <%#DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "Name")%> |
For a list
1 | <%#Container.DataItem.Fred%> |
or for C#
1 | <%#Eval("name")%> |
Remember your class must define getters and setters
1 | public string name { get; set; } |
This post continues with examples in multiple languages of various coding routines. It’s goal is to assist someone transitioning from one language to another.
In this example we cover the for each loop.
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This post continues with examples in multiple languages of various coding routines. It’s goal is to assist someone transitioning from one language to another.
In this example we cover the if else commands.
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This post continues with examples in multiple languages of various coding routines. It’s goal is to assist someone transitioning from one language to another.
In this example we cover the switch case conditional statement. This statement is frowned upon by some programmers but can make a cascade of if else statements alot easier to understand.
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This post continues with examples in multiple languages of various coding routines. It’s goal is to assist someone transitioning from one language to another.
In this example we cover the simple do loop.
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