Taking account of screen resolution

Hello,
In asp .net is there any way of resizing
the component second the screen resolution?
If not is there any workaround?
thank you
Franckyou'll have to make it accessible to the clientside code (javascript event
tied to it's name, etc). There's really no much you can do from the
serverside...
I tend to just use fixed sizes for most of the layout, then use a 100% for
the last item, so that it fills the available space. This would be for thing
s
like the header width, left menu height, etc...
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com
"Franck" wrote:

> Hello,
> In asp .net is there any way of resizing
> the component second the screen resolution?
> If not is there any workaround?
> thank you
> Franck
>
Franck,
You need to use relative size properties, like width="100%".
Eliyahu
"Franck" <fh@.fh.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
> In asp .net is there any way of resizing
> the component second the screen resolution?
> If not is there any workaround?
> thank you
> Franck
If you need more granular control than a simple percentage, you'll have
full access to window size, screen resolution, color depth, etc. on the
client. You'll also have the ability to resize and move the browser
itself.
Jason Kester
Expat Software Consulting Services
http://www.expatsoftware.com/

Taking account of screen resolution

Hello,
In asp .net is there any way of resizing
the component second the screen resolution?
If not is there any workaround?
thank you
Franckyou'll have to make it accessible to the clientside code (javascript event
tied to it's name, etc). There's really no much you can do from the
serverside...
I tend to just use fixed sizes for most of the layout, then use a 100% for
the last item, so that it fills the available space. This would be for things
like the header width, left menu height, etc...

--
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com

"Franck" wrote:

> Hello,
> In asp .net is there any way of resizing
> the component second the screen resolution?
> If not is there any workaround?
> thank you
> Franck
Franck,

You need to use relative size properties, like width="100%".

Eliyahu

"Franck" <fh@.fh.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
> In asp .net is there any way of resizing
> the component second the screen resolution?
> If not is there any workaround?
> thank you
> Franck
If you need more granular control than a simple percentage, you'll have
full access to window size, screen resolution, color depth, etc. on the
client. You'll also have the ability to resize and move the browser
itself.

Jason Kester
Expat Software Consulting Services
http://www.expatsoftware.com/

Task list

Does anybody know of a good free .NET component that is a Task List
like what is in Windows XP on the side of a window?You want WMI.

There's a sample here that includes source code:

http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/...BF-874D08251EF4

Ken
Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET]

"MasterChief" <constants@.mix-net.net> wrote in message
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> Does anybody know of a good free .NET component that is a Task List
> like what is in Windows XP on the side of a window?

Task list

Does anybody know of a good free .NET component that is a Task List
like what is in Windows XP on the side of a window?You want WMI.
There's a sample here that includes source code:
http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/...BF-874D08251EF4
Ken
Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET]
"MasterChief" <constants@.mix-net.net> wrote in message
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> Does anybody know of a good free .NET component that is a Task List
> like what is in Windows XP on the side of a window?
>