Web Development

CSS Layout for Input Controls

30-Jul-08 9:56

zxn6228 wrote:
We are not spammer, because we didn't send messages all over the world.

You'd better look again. This site and the forums on it serve a global audience. There are appropriate venues for advertising here; abusing those looking for help or those of us here to assist them is uncalled for.

zxn6228 wrote:
We just want to introduce the product to people interested in Excel like web app/reporting.

Then pay for that privilege, or find another site. Hmmm | :|

Citizen 20.1.01
'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master - that's all.'

Brady Kelly28-Jul-08 22:36

28-Jul-08 22:36

I'm currently using a table with four columns to lay out two columns of input fields, as below. Where do I start if I want to stop abusing the table element and achieve the same thing with CSS, or some other layout solution?

colA - colB - colC - colD
lbl1 : txt1 - lbl2 : txt2
lbl3 : txt3 - lbl4 : txt4

Re: CSS Layout for Input Controls

Shog⁹29-Jul-08 4:43

Re: CSS Layout for Input Controls

29-Jul-08 4:43

Well, depends - what are your goals here? If you actually want a table, with a fixed number of columns, headers, etc... Then you're already doing the right thing.

If you just want your fields laid out with uniform spacing, you can use CSS and floating DIVs.

If you want something else... ?

Citizen 20.1.01
'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master - that's all.'

Brady Kelly29-Jul-08 5:16

29-Jul-08 5:16

I want two vertical sets of label-input pairs, i.e. left and right. I have no idea what options besides a table could achieve this. I have found very few resources until now[1] Blush | :O

dealing with this, but hey, what are forums for?

[1]Prettier Accessible Forms[^]

Re: CSS Layout for Input Controls

Shog⁹29-Jul-08 10:10

Input Width Problem in IE

29-Jul-08 10:10

Brady Kelly wrote:
[1]Prettier Accessible Forms[^]

Looks good to me - i'd certainly use it as a reference. Try adding float:left to the li style and increasing the width of the fieldset (or change it to a percentage width) - you'll get the individual fields lining up nicely across the fieldset then, wrapping to the available width (try that with a table!) Smile | :)

Citizen 20.1.01
'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master - that's all.'

getting customers

K Manisha28-Jul-08 17:59

K Manisha

28-Jul-08 17:59

hi friends

i have one application in which they have use login controls and aspnetdb
for storing customers.
now we have devloped new application, in which we are not implementing login controls. we are using simple tables for this.

I want to transfer customer data from previous application to new application. how can i get the passwords of the customers.

Thanks,
manisha

Re: getting customers

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar28-Jul-08 18:30

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar

28-Jul-08 18:30

Why can't you establish a compatible and shared Authentication system instead of transmitting passwords across the wire, which is considered very insecure these days?

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar
Personal Homepage
Tech Gossips

All the world's a stage,
And all the men and women merely players.
They have their exits and their entrances;
And one man in his time plays many parts... --William Shakespeare

suggession needed

Harikrk28-Jul-08 16:30

Harikrk

28-Jul-08 16:30

I am working on a website which require a forum application.
There are many buildin forum applications but i want to do it personally.
Can anyone suggest me how can i store data for this. Which one will be better? xml files for storing data or sql server database itself?
please give me your valuable suggssions
thanks in advance
hari

Re: suggession needed

Paul Conrad28-Jul-08 18:43

Paul Conrad

28-Jul-08 18:43

Suggest storing in a database.

"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer

"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon

Brady Kelly28-Jul-08 9:10

28-Jul-08 9:10

I have a simple four column table based layout, with a left set of label/input pairs and a right set. I specify absolute widths in the table header, as below, and widths of 100% for my inputs, but in IE 7, when the input aren't populated, they shrink down to a minimum width. This doesn't occur in FF 3. What am I doing wrong?

Re: Input Width Problem in IE

Shog⁹28-Jul-08 10:32

Re: Input Width Problem in IE

28-Jul-08 10:32

Try table-layout:fixed style?

Citizen 20.1.01
'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master - that's all.'

Brady Kelly28-Jul-08 22:31

28-Jul-08 22:31

Thanks, I'll try that later.

Not able to delete a file using FileSystemObject using ASP

Ankur.Bakliwal28-Jul-08 2:59

Ankur.Bakliwal

28-Jul-08 2:59

Hi All,

I need to delete a file using ASP. So i m using FSO (FileSystemObject).

i used -

FileNameStr = "D:\abc\xyz.txt"
set fso=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
if fso.FileExists(FileNameStr) = true Then 
	fso.DeleteFile FileNameStr,true 
End IF

using above code the file is not getting deleted.
Please help me on this problem & let me know what to do.

Thanks,
Ankur Bakliwal

Re: Not able to delete a file using FileSystemObject using ASP

Shog⁹28-Jul-08 10:35

Reportviewer alignment problem!

28-Jul-08 10:35

You (the credentials you're running under) don't have permission to delete the file. Or something (possibly you) has the file open. Or the path is bogus. Can't really tell from this end.

Try FileMon or ProcMon[^] to identify the actual error (if there is one). Also, try logging errors.

Citizen 20.1.01
'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master - that's all.'

sidbaruah27-Jul-08 22:10

sidbaruah

27-Jul-08 22:10

I have an application that uses a reportviewer control.
On IE it works fine but in firefox and on certain laptops(actually on my client head's laptop Smile | :)

) it comes up to only 1/4 of the page.

The reportviewer head that is with the export to excel and zoom options takes the whole page only the area where the reports are shrunk to about 1/4 of the page..
Does anyone know what is the problem here...
I have done a lot o things but cant find any solutions,,
Any thanks is much appreciated..

Thanks in advance!

I was born dumb!!
Laugh | :laugh:

Programming made me laugh Laugh | :laugh:

!!!
--sid--

Shog⁹28-Jul-08 10:40

28-Jul-08 10:40

What is a reportviewer control? Unsure | :~

If you're talking about that SQL Server Reporting Services control, the HTML it spits out is crap and looks appropriately crappy on everything that's not IE. There are ways to beat it into submission though. I'd start by checking the styles on the control itself - make sure you're not specifying pixel values for width or something. I'd follow up by asking in one of the .NET forums, since they might have a better clue how to get your hands on some good ol' fashioned control beatin' sticks. $Shucks | :-\$

Citizen 20.1.01
'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master - that's all.'

sidbaruah28-Jul-08 18:05

sidbaruah

28-Jul-08 18:05

No its not the sql reporting..
the .net reporting thing.. using rdlc files..
I am not specifying the pixels at all all are in %.
Moreover, the reports being generated are a kind of template which it uses to render the report..So i cant do much of a change with that.

I was born dumb!!
Laugh | :laugh:

Programming made me laugh Laugh | :laugh:

!!!
--sid--

Shog⁹29-Jul-08 4:39

29-Jul-08 4:39

sidbaruah wrote:
Moreover, the reports being generated are a kind of template which it uses to render the report..So i cant do much of a change with that.

Then you're screwed. Sorry...

Citizen 20.1.01
'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master - that's all.'