Showing posts with label custom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label custom. Show all posts

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Tabstrip shows only text

I've downloaded IE Web Controls for ASP.NET
I'm using Visual Studio.NET and I included the tabstrip
inside a custom user control.
In the visual studio editor the tab strip appears correctly
but when running on IE it shows only the text labels.!!!!!!!!
I've placed the dll in the bin directory and the webctrl_client
in the same path with the custom control.Well I must add that it works correctly in Mozilla Firefox!!!!
In IE nothing!
I just thought the control was developed from Microsoft OR NOT ? :)
"Stelios Skiathitis" <sski@.keta-notioaigaio.gr> wrote in message
news:d4l852$s47$1@.usenet.otenet.gr...
> I've downloaded IE Web Controls for ASP.NET
> I'm using Visual Studio.NET and I included the tabstrip
> inside a custom user control.
> In the visual studio editor the tab strip appears correctly
> but when running on IE it shows only the text labels.!!!!!!!!
> I've placed the dll in the bin directory and the webctrl_client
> in the same path with the custom control.
>
>
Stelios:
Any chance you have javascript disabled in IE? Perhaps you are using
IE on server 2003 in a hardened security configuration?
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 14:22:44 +0300, "Stelios Skiathitis"
<sski@.keta-notioaigaio.gr> wrote:

>I've downloaded IE Web Controls for ASP.NET
>I'm using Visual Studio.NET and I included the tabstrip
>inside a custom user control.
>In the visual studio editor the tab strip appears correctly
>but when running on IE it shows only the text labels.!!!!!!!!
>I've placed the dll in the bin directory and the webctrl_client
>in the same path with the custom control.
>

Tabstrip shows only text

I've downloaded IE Web Controls for ASP.NET

I'm using Visual Studio.NET and I included the tabstrip
inside a custom user control.
In the visual studio editor the tab strip appears correctly
but when running on IE it shows only the text labels.!!!!!!!!

I've placed the dll in the bin directory and the webctrl_client
in the same path with the custom control.Well I must add that it works correctly in Mozilla Firefox!!!!
In IE nothing!
I just thought the control was developed from Microsoft OR NOT ? :)

"Stelios Skiathitis" <sski@.keta-notioaigaio.gr> wrote in message
news:d4l852$s47$1@.usenet.otenet.gr...
> I've downloaded IE Web Controls for ASP.NET
> I'm using Visual Studio.NET and I included the tabstrip
> inside a custom user control.
> In the visual studio editor the tab strip appears correctly
> but when running on IE it shows only the text labels.!!!!!!!!
> I've placed the dll in the bin directory and the webctrl_client
> in the same path with the custom control.
Stelios:

Any chance you have javascript disabled in IE? Perhaps you are using
IE on server 2003 in a hardened security configuration?

--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/

On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 14:22:44 +0300, "Stelios Skiathitis"
<sski@.keta-notioaigaio.gr> wrote:

>I've downloaded IE Web Controls for ASP.NET
>I'm using Visual Studio.NET and I included the tabstrip
>inside a custom user control.
>In the visual studio editor the tab strip appears correctly
>but when running on IE it shows only the text labels.!!!!!!!!
>I've placed the dll in the bin directory and the webctrl_client
>in the same path with the custom control.

Thursday, March 22, 2012

TagPrefix Defined Globally...?

Hi all,

I have the following register tag for my custom controls on each of my ASPX pages:


<%@dotnet.itags.org. Register TagPrefix="MY" Namespace="MY.Presentation" Assembly="MY.Presentation"%>
Is it possible to make this decleartion globally, say in global.asa or web.config?

Or is it required that each page defines it individually?

Has anyone come across an elgeant solution for doing this? I'm using <!-- Include --> at the moment but surely theres a way of avoiding this?

Any help would be very much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

SarahThere is no other solution at the moment -- this will be addressed in v2.0 (Whidbey).