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I'm assuming there has to be some property that needs to be set in order to display lets say to panels or divs right next to each other as oppose to vertically down.
I'm using a style sheet but I can also do it in the page itself. If someone knows can you please tell me how to set this up in both of these cases! I'd appreciate it 
Tina
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Use the float CSS property, i.e. float:left and float:right
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Hello Mark,
I tried floats but it didn't quite work...what would I do inline. Also how do I move the entire panel away frmo the left margin of the page. I'm assuming the margin property should work, but apparently its not. Can you please perhaps give an example? I'd really appreciate it!
Tina
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You'll find plenty of examples here[^]
float[^]
margin[^]
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Alternatively you could put the panels inside a table. (Don't shoot me, I know about the drawbacks of using tables, but sometimes it's just easier IMHO)
Frauke Nonnenmacher
Creative Cats
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i have many update panels on page and if i set view state of one update panel= false then would it set all view states = false of all controls in it??? automatically or i will have to set them all manually??
umerumerumer
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Setting the viewstate on one control does not affect another. However, if you set it at the page level it will affect all controls on teh page.
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Hi There,
I have HTML Button.On Click of that button I want to save values from page into database.If anybody knows please help.
Thanks.
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you can call __doPostBack function,
it works like an asp.net button.
Glad to discuss with you and best wishes.
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Traditionally, you would wrap the button inside a form, and the button would actually be of type submit.
Then, the form values get POSTed to your server from which you can parse via the Request.Form object, and from there, simply insert into DB.
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hi i need some help how into play the windows media player in .aspx page. where we will put dll file, in bin or any thing. how to store it
hi i need some help how into play the windows media player in .aspx page. where we will put dll file, in bin or any thing. how to store it 
j somasekhar
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hi thank you for ur concerning dude. and i need to store files in database. that files to be play when i click which it is.
any way thank you my dear.
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how to take path of the image from a textbox and display the image on another form using asp.net
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shwetha.bekal wrote: how to take path of the image from a textbox and display the image on another form using asp.net
There are various way to implement it. Either you can pass it as query string or you can store it in session variable.
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Buy a book on ASP.NET, and read it. Try reading the forum rules, too.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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hi,
i am developing an ASP.NET video sharing site.
i want to make video files DRM protected so anyone can watch the downloaded videos only when logged into the website. videos can be watched online or saved and distributed by dvds, but the only way to watch should be the site authentication.
how can i do this?
thanks
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i wud lik to take data read from a bar-code reader into my application and do the invetory manipulations , plz help
- Thanx in Advance.
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Hi,
most barcode readers work by using keyboard emulation. If you press the button on your barcode scanner, the scanner will read the bar code and simulates a user input using the keyboard. You could place a texbox on your page, setting the focus on this texbox. Then the user uses the barcode scanner. This will put the barcode into the textbox. If the user presses a button, the input will be submitted to the application and you can handle it. (Or send the form automatically 2 seconds after the first input (done with js), this will avoid that the user has to press a button).
Does this help you?
Regards
Sebastian
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Dear all
I am developing a website for a client in ASP.NET, Client wants to protect his webpages from copied. He asked me the following
1) Stop right click
2) Stop Context menu
3) Stop user saving and viewing source using "Save Page As" and "Page Source" in firefox. "Save As" and "view source" in internet explorer.
4) Stop taking print screen and saving it as image
In this i have accomplised the tasks 1 & 2 using javascript. is there any way to do the 3 & 4 tasks. If not possible please drop me the exact reason so i can make the client understand.
Thanks in advance
Regards
sc
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I doubt 3 and 4 can be accomplished -- at least not in every browser.
And there is no way to completely protect the XHTML/CSS/JavaScript source (your serverside code is safe though, unless the server itself is compromised).
If someone has the will and know-how to get it, they will.
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You can disable the menubars and tool bars using opendialog method.
If i were you, i would create a new startup page and use opendialog to launch the home page diabling the menu and tool bars.
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rowdykuttan wrote: In this i have accomplised the tasks 1 & 2 using javascript.
And anyone can easily disable Javascript in the browser to undo that.
rowdykuttan wrote: is there any way to do the 3 & 4 tasks.
You might be able to accomplish part of task 3, but than can also easily be undone by simply requesting the page using some other program than the browser. All that is needed is a single line of code:
new WebClient().DownloadFile(url, fileName);
Anything that the browser can read can also be read by other programs, so there is no way that you can keep anyone from reading anything that you want to show on the web.
Task 4 is not possible at all using Javascript, as it's not a function in the browser, it's a function in the operating system.
Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.
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