I'm developing a web template using asp.net and c#, which contains 3 parts. I handle the partial refreshing of the page with using updatepanel.
As you can see in picture below, the first parts is the top menu which is refreshed; the left sub menu, then the left sub menu refresh the middle panel(Details) and shows all the detail which contains a table with insert, delete, edit and paging buttons. I used a listview to develop the tables.
I have more than 50 modules similar to this which contain a table with some buttons, and if I put all the tables in the same page the page, the code would be very huge. That's why I came up with the idea to put each table in separate page and just load each page in the 3rd panel.
I have gone through the Uframe but I couldn't use it at my page properly.
I would really appreciate that anybody help me to overcome this problem, to load separate aspx page in 3rd panel, but without using iframe, or guide me how to use the uframe step by step. Or if you have another idea to get rid of this problem.
This is exactly the type of situation that Master Pages were intended for. Master pages allow you to define a consistent look for pages, with as much content as you like on the Master, and the parts that change in a "child" page (in the ContentTemplate)
Master Pages are documented here and there is an introduction to Master Pages video here.
Master pages can absolutely work with an UpdatePanel as well. This is documented specifically here.
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I have a code that inserts a log record into SQL database, which is enclosed in an: if (IsPostBack) condition block in my current displayed content page. The problem is when I click on a link to any other content page from my master page, I don't know how that code get executed before the successful redirection to the other content page!
Things to consider:
I have one and only general Form element for all the content pages
which obviously contain the placeholder of content pages in the master page and I don't use any other forms in the content pages.
I have several Update Panels in my master page that always working on
timer tick to update user on screen notification system which also
causes another problem when the asynchronous update of it will always post back the current content
page with the partial post back of the master page and I don't know why because nothing inside the content template of them except the elements to be updated and not the place holder of content pages! But I temporarily
avoided it by adding: if (IsPostBack &&
!ScriptManager.GetCurrent(Page).IsInAsyncPostBack) in all my content
pages post back checks, but this is another issue.
I have one and only Script Manager in the master page for all the pages.
I really tried a lot to figure out how this is possible but failed. can you please help me organize it in a better way and avoid such weird issues? p.s: It's an asp.net web application for employees that is very similar to Facebook.
Hello I wanted a navigation menu for my website, and wanted to create it so that it will be shown on every webpage where I implement it. and when I change something on the navigation that it gets updated for all the other websites where I put the navigation on.
I have heared from a Master Page but I dont think that it will update all sites when I do a change on it.
It would be silly to create a menu and then copy paste it on the other 50 subpages or so.
Regards
I think Master Page is exactly what you are looking for. Just make sure that all of your other pages use that Master Page, and whenever you change it it will affect all the pages using it.
I'm fairly new to programming and the .net framework, I'm trying to create a registration page that would require users to move from one step to another. There would be a button at the bottom of each page that takes the user to the next page, however is there a way I can do this without haveing to create multiple pages. I've tried creating multiple forms in the asp.net page but i can't add server controls to the other forms as they don't have the attribute "runat='server'".
Please help, how do i go about it?
Several ways you can accomplish this:
Put each section in its own div and use javascript to show/hide each section
Put each section in its own asp:Panel and show/hide each section on postback
Put each section in its own page and capture postback from previous page on the next page
Use the ASP.NET Wizard control: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/w7dyf6b5%28v=vs.100%29.ASPX
Using Jquery you can get multiple page form facility.......
https://www.mindstick.com/forum/33822/how-to-use-jquery-steps-form-in-asp-dot-net
I'm using asp.net and c#.net.
I'm gonna implement a website that has content navigation like that Microsoft did on this link:
Microsoft Windows
In this link you're able to browse page content with freeze header on postback
and also you're able to browse videos from left Navbar without page postback.
The important thing is for each click url is changed.
Any ideas or help would be appreciated.
Thanks and regards
First off, to clarify, postbacks are only required if you're submitting form elements. If you're creating a webforms application, you can easily use controls like HyperLink with a NavigationUrl to navigate among URLs without needing postbacks.
If what you mean is that you're seeing the page partially updating when following links, that's not what I'm experiencing. The pages appear to completely reload when the links in that page are clicked. In your own site, you can use AJAX and JavaScript to implement a navigation system that doesn't require heavy navigation requests. Look at Manipulating the browser history (MDN) for information on exciting new JavaScript features that will let you modify the browser's URL/history without reloading the page. There are several JS libraries that integrate with this feature to give you "AJAX" navigation capabilities.
To simply get the header to not scroll along with the rest of the page, use position: fixed in the CSS for the element.
I'm developing a Silverlight application for the first time. I've gone through some tutorials, but I can't seem to find anything that helps me with this particular problem. I would like a set of buttons to be present on all of my pages (like a template). When a button is pressed, I would like the ContentGrid to slide out and a new ContentGrid slide in (with the relevant .xaml file being loaded).
Are there any tutorials showing the best way to do this? From samples I've seen, they only seem to transition between two pages, so copy-pasting the group of buttons on each xaml page isn't too much of a problem. However, with more pages, it would be inefficient to copy-paste the base layout each time.
Thanks for any suggestions
I used to create a master view and create each page content as a user control; that way, I can swap out/in the user control for the appropriate page, and I would have a consistent header that way... similar to a master page in ASP.NET. I'm sure there are other templates too; I'm not aware of everything available for Silverlight...
The one answer I cannot provide is the transition; the only thing I can offer is Telerik has a control for that purpose, the transition control: http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#Controls I understand if you can't drop a couple of hundred bucks to get it though :-)
HTH.
Have you tried the Silverlight Business Application Visual Studio Project template?