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Hi all,
I've tried to find a solution to this and I've had no luck.
For some reason, there seems to be an extra space at the bottom of my adrotator control. Border and padding are set to 0px, but it's still there. I've even set the CSS properties to show no border or padding. Has anyone else had this problem and how have you fixed it?
I know it seems like such a simple problem, but I have been through just about everything.
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I have a hyperlink on my page and i set the properties as follows
hlnkLogo.NavigateUrl = (string)Session["ImageUrl"]; hlnkLogo.ImageUrl = (string)Session["ImageUrl"];
hlnkLogo.Text = (string)Session["ImageUrl"];
My problem is i cant get the imageUrl property and the the Text property to work together. If i use the ImageUrl property the text property wont work, it will only display text once i remove the imageurl propery, does anyone know how to solve this.
Thank you.
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generally url is something like ~/App_Data/....
but in imageurl r u getting like that path ?
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Im sorry my use of imageurl might be confusing, the
session["imageurl"] is working fine its contents is fine, my problem is with the hlnkLogo.Imageurl and hlnkLogo.text properies.
I hope this has clarified things a bit.
thanks
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omlac wrote: If i use the ImageUrl property the text property wont work, it will only display text once i remove the imageurl propery
That is by design.
From the documentation:
"The HyperLink control can be displayed as text or an image. Use the ImageUrl property to specify an image to display for the HyperLink control.
Note:
If both the Text and ImageUrl properties are set, the ImageUrl property takes precedence. If the image is unavailable, the text in the Text property is displayed. In browsers that support ToolTip functionality, the Text property also becomes the ToolTip."
What is it that you are trying to accomplish?
Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.
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Thank you very much.
Let me use the tooltip, but would u know of a control that handles both simultaenously, i have a web app where both are working unfotunately i cant send it here on the forum coz its not on the internet.
thanks
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You say that you want both properties to work, but you haven't explained how you would want it to work. What would something like that look like?
Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.
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i wanted both the imageurl to display the image and the Text property to display the text simultanesouly.
Thank you very much for your help, i think i can add an image button next to the hyperlink unless if you have a better idea.
Regards
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AFAIK both these property will not work together. If you set both the property then imageURL will take the precedence and in case if image is not available then the text will be shown.
Apurva Kaushal
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Thank you
I have a web application where both of them are working together, would u know which control it is, ie would you know a control that handles both.
Thanx
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May be some custom control. Or if you can give some more detail like of its behaviour then may be we can be able to make a guess. 
Apurva Kaushal
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Thank you for your help, i will try to add an image button next to the hyperlink. If you have a better idea your help is appreciated
Regards
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Yes this will be a better idea.
Apurva Kaushal
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How to upload an aspx page in a sharepooint site?Please Help. 
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Farhan.net wrote: How to upload an aspx page in a sharepooint site?
Yes, You can place .
Step 1: Open My Computer -> Tools -> Map Network Drive
Step 2 : Click on the "Sign up for online storage or connect to a network server link"
Step3 : Give your Virtual Directory / Sever Path . Follows the Steps
Step 4: Place the aspx page on that folder.
Step 5 : Comeback to your Share point sites
Step 6 : Access Page 
Another option , Use Share point Designer
cheers,
Abhijit
CodeProject.Com MVP
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Guess you don't know much about SharePoint architecture?
only two letters away from being an asset
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Mark Nischalke wrote: Guess you don't know much about SharePoint architecture?
You are absolutely right Mark. But Do you think the answer I gave was wrong ? and though I have mention about sharepoint designer , but I don't like to use it, Even for a small use, I prefer Visual Studio always. (though its takes much time the Sharepoint designer ).
cheers,
Abhijit
CodeProject.Com MVP
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Abhijit Jana wrote: Do you think the answer I gave was wrong ?
Yes. SharePoint isn't a regular web application and doesn't use virtual directories in the same way. If you want to add files to a SharePoint site they are packaged as features and stored in the 12 hive or added to the site and content database via SharePoint Designer.
SharePoint designer is much faster at some tasks and would be preferred over VS. If I'm adding or modifying a page, or creating a site then Designer is the tool. If I need to create a webpart or an event receiver, then of course VS is the tool.
Abhijit Jana wrote: Mark Nischalke wrote:
Guess you don't know much about SharePoint architecture?
You are absolutely right Mark.
Question is, why would you answer when you don't know the topic?
only two letters away from being an asset
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Mark Nischalke wrote: SharePoint isn't a regular web application and doesn't use virtual directories in the same way
Not Agree. Though I don't have enough expertise on Sharepoint. I had work a quite time WSS 3.0 . First thing is that if you have installed sharepoint a virtual directory will be created and by default it will run on Port 80 !!And from Admin Console You can create your own sites and that will be hosted on your IIS It self. Now you can create on Sites on the same Virtual directory or you can create on separate virtual directory. I don't know what do you mean by that statement that "It doesn't use VD"
Mark Nischalke wrote:
Question is, why would you answer when you don't know the topic?
But, I think that much of idea I have and that why I have answered the question .
Any way !! I don't want any argument. You guys are Rock !!!
Please correct me If I am wrong !!!
cheers,
Abhijit
CodeProject.Com MVP
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Abhijit Jana wrote: I don't know what do you mean by that statement that "It doesn't use VD"
I said, "doesn't use virtual directories in the same way". Read the comment a little closer.
Yes SharePoint creates a virtual directory, it hijacks port 80 on the machine, however, if you look no aspx files are present there. SharePoint uses a virtual file system to serve pages from the content database based on templates in the 12 folder.
I don't want to argue either. I would suggest you understand the topic before you begin to talk about it and offer advice on it. 
only two letters away from being an asset
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Mark Nischalke wrote: Yes SharePoint creates a virtual directory, it hijacks port 80 on the machine, however, if you look no aspx files are present there. SharePoint uses a virtual file system to serve pages from the content database based on templates in the 12 folder.
ohh..Yes. Got it !!! Thanks mark.
cheers,
Abhijit
CodeProject.Com MVP
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A number of options depending on what you have and are trying to accomplish.
One way is to use SharePoint Designer to add the page to your site. However, this won't work if you have code-behind for the page. You can use in-line code, but it won't work in all instances because the SharePoint engine will restrict its use if the page is ghosted. If you have code-behind, or other dependencies, then you need to use a solution package to deploy it to your SharePoint site(s)
only two letters away from being an asset
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can any tell me how to export the gridview data to a PDF format without using third party tool.
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sarangkhandare wrote: without using third party tool
Then you have to write your own library .
cheers,
Abhijit
CodeProject.Com MVP
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Refer this link[^]
I hope it helps you.
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