I have implemented a hirearcial ultrawebgrid. It works as expected.
It will work like, There is a "+" icon in top row and when user clicks on the "+" it will show the child rows. All these things are working fine.
When the grid is rendered it hiding th child nodes, it will opens only when the user clicks on "+". I want the grid to show all the childnodes by default. How can i obtain that one.
To expand programmatically all nodes in a UltraWebGrid you could use this line
Me.UltraWebGrid1.ExpandAll()
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I'm using vb.net. Basically, I have a drop down list, text box and a submit button. You choose a movie director from a drop down list, then type in a movie, click button and it adds the data to my database.
There's another button which hides/shows drop down list, text box and submit button using Visible = True and Visible = False, but what I don't like about it is when it hides the things I said before, it leaves some white/empty space like if they are still there, but not visible.
Is there anyway to put some kind of holder/container and place a button which when clicked could add my drop down list, text box and submit buttons to that place?
Cheers,
E.N.
I assume that you are working with WinForms in Visual Studio. In the Toolbox the controls which could help you out of this situation are in the "Containers" section. Among others, there is a Panel, a FlowLayoutPanel and a TableLayoutPanel (see this video on msdn for a TableLayoutPanel Demo). They can help you to organize controls. Especially the FlowLayoutPanel places the controls automatically. But you can always change the Top and the Left properties of any control, to move them around to the desired place or group some of them on a Panel and change the Location of this one one.
You can add a control to a container by using the Add method of its Controls property. However, if the control is already on the form (since you are asking how to add an existing control) you must remove it from the form before.
Me.Controls.Remove(myButton)
panel1.Controls.Add(myButton)
I have a page using a Treeview server control like so:
<asp:TreeView ID="uxTreeView" ShowExpandCollapse="True" ShowCheckBoxes="All" runat="server"></asp:TreeView>
What I expect to have happen is my treeview should render a series of checkboxes, with the first level having a plus sign (+) to expand it, and then a minus sign (-) when it's expanded to collapse it.
For some reason, I'm not seeing the expand/collapse links. I can see there's a parent and a child node, and they're properly nested, but the expand/collapse links aren't showing.
Has anyone seen this before? In the past this hasn't been an issue - dragging and dropping the control onto a page has worked fine. I've inspected the elements with Firebug, and I didn't see any CSS that would hide the expand/collapse links.
UPDATE
I've found there's an ImageSet property on the treeview - now my treeview is actually adding the arrows for the various nodes indicating whether they're expanded or collapsed. Is it possible to style the individual cells in the outputted table? (It looks like this would be a lot of work)
Did you by chance specify custom images, perhaps incorrectly, for the expand and collapse elements?
I have a treeview control where I am dynamically selecting a node depending on user interaction. when a node is selected I want to be able to have the scrollbar go to the location of that selected node in the tree. The scrollbar is simply made by overflow:auto in the div tag where the treeview is located. Can someone give me some detailed code to accomplish this? Thanks in advance.
If the scrollbar is a browser default triggered by overflow:auto, you'll probably need to use javascript. See if the answer below works for you:
Programmatically scroll to an Anchor Tag
In other words, you will need to figure out the ID of the selected node (or insert an element with an ID into the text of the node), then insert a snippet of javascript into the page (using, for example, a Literal control) that will scroll to that element when the page is loaded.
It's hard to give specific examples without seeing your code, but let's say your selected node is called ActiveNode and you've inserted a literal control called litScript. Then you could do something like this:
ActiveNode.Text = ActiveNode.Text & "<a id='TVSelectedNode'></a>"
litScript.Text = "<script type='text/javascript'>document.getElementById('TVSelectedNode').scrollIntoView(true);</script>"
I have one webusercontrol for Datepicker. When I am using this control in content pages it works fine. I have many controls in content page (textbox, label, etc.). All controls are inside a table. I have placed usercontrol inside <td>. When I click on an image, the calendar control is showing. But that time this calender control pushes all other controls (textbox, label, etc.). I have set the z-index at a higher value, but still it's not working.
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Z-index will not work for you becuase it is made for absolute,fixed and relative positioned elements.
in your case what happened is when the calendar was not loaded the cell was empty but when you opened the calenday it filled the cell and expanded the row which it expanded the table. which causes the elements who are inside the tabe to change their position.
try not to put the calendar over the other rows. create new column. set rowspan and put the calendar inside that cell which it will expand in its cell with out affecting the other rows since it is in different column (this will change the desiegn but it is the easy way)
I am having some problems with tabbing within my asp.net pages. This project was developed with Visual Studio 2008.
Case 1
I have two html tables. The first table has two rows; the second table has four rows. Within the cells are of each table are asp.net fields, text boxes and radio button lists. I set focus to the first field of table one. I then press the tab key multiple times. The focus moves through the field of table one and then through the fields in the first row of the table two. Then instead of goes to the second row of the table two it return to the table one.
But if I set focus to the last cell on the first row of table two, it tabs through the remaining cells of table two properly. Can you tell me how to get the tabbing to behave properly and go to the cells in there natural order? Note that I am setting the tab index property in the order that I want.
Case 2
On another page I have an html table with a single row followed by a gridview control. The gridview control is writeable and has the following columns: Check Box, Radio Button List, Text Box, Text Box, Text Box and a Check Box List. If I click on one of Check Box, Radio Button List or Check Box List., then press tab, the cursor pops out of the grid and sets focus on the first field of the table outside the grid. But if I set focus on one of the text boxes and tab; then the tab goes through the fields of the grid left to right one row at a time. This later behavior is what I want in both cases. I don’t know why my cursor pops out of the grid when I start with a field other than a text box.
Please help if you can.
Bob
funny, you explain in details your case but you didn't explain what it needs to be explained in order to someone can understand you :)
first of all, is table1 located in the first tab and table2 in second tab?
what do you used for tabs: asp.net tab control, jquery ui tabs...?
what do you mean by 'press the tab key multiple times'? same tab? do you have postback on tab click? what is the focus in your case, and so on and on...
cheers
Have you checked the order of the input elements in your HTML? Generally the tab order follows the order of controls.
If that all looks right, then make sure nothing is setting the TabIndex property - as this will also mess up the tab order.
I pretty much resolve this and I wanted to add the answer for anyone who viewed this thread. The problem was the autpostback on certain fields. Once I disabled autopostback, the problems went away.
Bob
You need to use Javascript and I referred for your a very good example of navigating through Gridview rows with Up/Down keys.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/25675/GridView-Rows-Navigation-Using-Arrow-Up-Down-Keys