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Re: problem in publishing website

13-Apr-11 2:23

This sometimes occurs, especially in a development environment where multiple deployments may have occurred.

Delete the temporary internet files.

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Prasanta_Prince14-Apr-11 0:51

Prasanta_Prince

14-Apr-11 0:51

Check your solution . This is happen because of naming convension. Check that you have given different name for Class file and Page Name.

group buttons

jashimu12-Apr-11 6:38

jashimu

12-Apr-11 6:38

Hi all, I am trying to group regular buttons like we can do radiobuttons. is there any way we can group regular buttons like radio buttons.

thanks,

Not Active12-Apr-11 6:52

12-Apr-11 6:52

Group them how? You can place the buttons in a div, a table, a repeater, or any number of ways. Please be a little more specific.

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jashimu12-Apr-11 7:08

jashimu

12-Apr-11 7:08

Sorry I forgot to mention that I am truely new to web app. I don't know which one is the best approch, but the way I have is I have a table and put a button in a cell. For example, in a row I have two cell and both the cell have a button called "back" and "next" when I run the app these two buttons are little far from each other. even though I align them to right.

what I want is to put the buttons side by side.

<tr>
    <td align="right" colspan="3">
            <asp:Button ID="pageThreeBackButton" runat="server"
                style=" height: 30px; width: 50px"
                Text="Back" onclick="pageThreeBackButton_Click"/>;
        </td>
        <td align="right">
            <asp:Button ID="pageThreeSubmitButton" runat="server"
                style=" height: 30px; width: 50px"
                Text="Submit" onclick="pageThreeSubmitButton_Click" />
        </td>
    </tr>

Not Active12-Apr-11 7:36

12-Apr-11 7:36

So you are not really concerned with grouping buttons as much as positioning them.

Table layouts should not be used for positioning nor should inline styles be used. Use CSS in an external file for positioning and applying other styles. This way you can apply the style to an entire class, button, and have it apply to all, not set each button individually. The CSS class are also reusable across your project.

If you are unfamiliar with this then you need to step back and do some research before diving into the technology.

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jashimu12-Apr-11 8:45

jashimu

12-Apr-11 8:45

Thaks for your feedback. I will try my best to learn ASAP.

davidnz12-Apr-11 12:09

davidnz

12-Apr-11 12:09

If you google something like "blueprint css" there is a site that has developed a .css framework that I found quite useful when initially figuring out layouts by divs rather than tables. It has for download various .css files and example pages that are a good way for the uninitiated to examine various layouts by use of divs and css etc. May be worth a look. The css files are a useful basis, with a bit of modification, for a lot of what I typically want to do.

Not Active13-Apr-11 2:21

13-Apr-11 2:21

davidnz wrote:
If you google something like "blueprint css" there is a site...

Good information but would it have hurt you to do this http://www.blueprintcss.org/[^] ?

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davidnz13-Apr-11 16:16

davidnz

13-Apr-11 16:16

Trust me, if I bother coming on this site again I wouldn't bother saying anything instead.

gavindon12-Apr-11 7:01

gavindon

12-Apr-11 7:01

I agree with Mark, more information is needed. What are you trying to achieve with grouping buttons?
Are you just trying to group for looks or are you trying to achieve some sort of functionality with the grouping?

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Dalek Dave12-Apr-11 10:22

Dalek Dave

12-Apr-11 10:22

Create a DIV and place them in there using CSS, that way you can manipulate as you see fit, and have it repeatable on many pages.

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Elena200612-Apr-11 6:33

Elena2006

12-Apr-11 6:33

Hi,

I have written in web.config for SessionTimeOut, but it is not working. It is always taking previous session even if after logout.

Thanks in Advance

thatraja12-Apr-11 18:19

thatraja

12-Apr-11 18:19

You should have posted the code/web.config part in your question.

For your information, check the answers in the below link

Session time out automatically in asp.net web application[^]

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meeram39512-Apr-11 19:47

meeram395

12-Apr-11 19:47

Try clearing the session while logging out.

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Abhijit Jana12-Apr-11 21:41

Abhijit Jana

12-Apr-11 21:41

Elena2006 wrote:
. It is always taking previous session even if after logout.

What code have you written during Log out. Try Session.Abandon() during logout. and in page load, you need to check the session value for null or not.
If you are using Browser back / forward button to navigate you have to clear the cache from there.

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Manoranjan Sahoo14-Apr-11 22:05

Manoranjan Sahoo

14-Apr-11 22:05

Use Session.Abandon() method to clear session.

write below code on your logout button's click method :

Session.Abandon();<br />
Response.Redirect("default.aspx",false);<br />

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Prasanta_Prince21-Apr-11 2:47

Prasanta_Prince

21-Apr-11 2:47

Session.Abandon();
Response.Redirect("Default.Aspx");

This can workj for you.