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NO! I'm using WebForms so the declaration is
<asp:CheckBox id="cbNewAsTMC" runat="server"></asp:CheckBox>
Paul
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Paul Riley wrote:
NO! I'm using WebForms so the declaration is
<asp:checkbox id="cbNewAsTMC" runat="server">
Just override RenderContents() and add the event to the input tag that you will have todo yourself (its only one line, just check the output in a webpage and copy/paste). The style will still be preserved.
Hope this helps 
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Oooo, now that's an idea! I haven't played with WebControls yet but that's a good plan. Cheers leppie.
Paul
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Paul Riley wrote:
I haven't played with WebControls yet but that's a good plan.
Yes, its very easy
Just make your control in your favourite HTML editor. Copy the HTML to C# strings, make some variables and use String.Format() to assign in HTML. As easy as pie (not that I ever made one, but at least I'm eating one now )!
Cheers
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actually, CheckBox is a special case. MS made some tradeoffs with CheckBox and RadioButton which aren't readily apparent until you try to add script to them. The surrounding span tag exists so that styles applied to the checkbox will also apply to the label.
one would be better off using the HtmlInputCheckBox and HtmlInputRadioButton for these types of issues. This is because these two more closely match the API for the html elements, and thus have better javascript integration abilities.
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I have a result set in an array of objects, which I bind to the data grid. How can I page this? I tried the properties, I actually paged, except that inspite of clicking on page 1 or 2, it always shows page 1. How does page 2 get shown?
Thomas
modified 29-Aug-18 21:01pm.
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When you click on a page link, it simply throws back a PageIndexChanged event which you then need to handle. DataGrid1.CurrentPageIndex = e.NewPageIndex will change the page for you but note that you must DataBind the grid after you change the index.
Paul
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Thank you.
I am getting used to others doing the work for me
modified 29-Aug-18 21:01pm.
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The paging works! Thanks again. 
modified 29-Aug-18 21:01pm.
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Hi all
I have a TextArea in a TABLE, but I want it t occupy the width of the table. How can this be done? COLS property is not handy at all!
CHeers
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I think you can use width="100%" but I also have it in mind that this only works in IE5+. I may be wrong on both counts. I tend to stick to set widths wherever possible with textboxes; not pretty but it works and with all browsers.
Paul
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Roger Wright wrote:
Use COLSPAN instead.
Doesnt work either....
Thanx
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Give us an example of your code.  
Paul
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OK 
I have tried the COLSPAN in the TD , and width in TD.
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You only have one TD in a TR? Is that common all the way down?
Did I read your question right the first time around? Was you saying that the textarea must fill the TD? In which case I return to my original answer: style="width: 100%".
We were thinking you said that it must fill the width of the TABLE, so you needed to use colspan to make the TD several columns wide.
Paul
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Paul Riley wrote:
style="width: 100%".
Ahhh thanx, learnt something new there  It works now, just had to add to my CSS class.
Cheers
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How are you using it? A TEXTAREA tag must have a /TEXTAREA closing tag, and is valid only within a form. Put a form inside a TD element, with a TEXTAREA inside the form, and apply the COLSPAN attribute to the TD.
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Like this? Same problem TEXTAREA is fixed.
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I copied this code exactly into a new html document and it worked perfectly. Within the TEXTAREA tagset the COLS attribute controls how many horizontal character spaces are dislayed; initially I saw about 80% width, so I then changed it to display COLS="120". This expanded the display area to the full screen width. The size of a TEXTAREA is measured in characters and rows of characters; I know of no way to make it variable. The COLSPAN attribute works only to allow it to spread across multiple columns of a table - your example is a one column table, so it wouldn't have any effect.
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Roger Wright wrote:
I know of no way to make it variable
Using style="width:100%;" works
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Roger Wright wrote:
A TEXTAREA tag must have a /TEXTAREA closing tag, and is valid only within a form.
OK I assume for the text to be sent to the server it must be in a FORM tag. Then I add this, BUT the FORM tag creates these extra padding inside the table as if was adding another row/line. Is there a way make this go away?
OK I have solved Just added the FORM tags around the TD tags... is that oK?
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I'm still experimenting myself... I figure whatever works is good enough. Elegant solutions can wait until I'm an expert
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Woops. I read your question completely wrong. Go with Roger's answer
Paul
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leppie wrote:
I have a TextArea in a TABLE, but I want it t occupy the width of the table. How can this be done? COLS property is not handy at all!
Use CSS like so:
<table style="width:400px; height: 400px;">
<tr>
<td>Description</td>
<td style="width: 200px;"><textarea id="txtDescription style="width: 100%; height: 100%"></textarea></td>
</tr>
</table>
In that example you are "telling" the textarea element to fill it's containing elements available space by using the 100% attribute value.
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