Is it possible to put flex charts in a asp.net application?
Any other suggestion on easy to use chart controls, but fancy looking ?
Check out http://www.fusioncharts.com/Default.asp?Flex
Try amCharts. There's a special wrapper ASP.NET control too.
A bit too late but nevertheless
Try this: www.codeproject.com/KB/web-image/Flex_chart.aspx
Thanks,
Geeth
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does anyone know any example to make a master/detail gridview/detailsview Programmatically?. I really appreciatte if you could give me some example of how i must code that.
http://www.vkinfotek.com/detailsview/gridview-detailsview-master-detail-example.html
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/16779/GridView-DetailsView-Master-Detail-Control
Is there a way in flex (Flash Builder 4) to make regions like in c#, to group a part of the code allowing us to collapse it and see through our project more easily?
In c# it's like:
#region example
// my functions I want to group
#endregion
Not that I have seen. I have only found comment and function collapsing.
No, you basically have to use comments. I generally do something like
// *********************** THIS REGION IS FOR ... *************************
Actually, there is a way you can do this, at least in Flex Builder 4.5. I've had success using multiple <fx:Script> tags. You can add a <!--Region Title--> comment above the tag, and just collapse the entire tag. Not exactly as good as proper code regions, but it works pretty well.
Is it possible to retrieve flashvar parameter in mxml code and if so how? Up to now i have been using Application.application.parameter.name to get what i need.
You can bind to it:
<mx:Label text="{Application.application.parameters.name}"/>
I'm fairly certain that's the only way to get it - you'll have to use that bit of actionscript. How would you like to use it in MXML? If you post an example of what you'd expect it to look like we might have more ideas.
Hai to all,
How can i give alert message with ok and cancel button within dataset function.if ok procced further else return in asp.net .......pls help
You can't show a client-sided message-box without using client-sided script.
It isn't possible. Both a standard browser alert window and a lightboxed one require JavaScript to display.
If you don't want to handcode the JavaScript, you can use the ASP.NET Ajaxtoolkit (http://www.asp.net/AJAX/AjaxControlToolkit/Samples/ModalPopup/ModalPopup.aspx) which contains a ModelPopup control that handles it for you.
Add an "onclick" attribute to the object.
Page_load(){
object.Attributes.Add("onclick", "javascript:confirm('Are you sure')");
}
something like that.
You could use basic html to create a page that only has a small form in the centre of the page.
This would eliminate javascript.
Looks like access to DOM and rendering details of HTML tags are not availabel in qt 4.5.x .
Current snapshot QWebElement looks like proper class to be used there
Anybody can give me info if is it possible to get from QWebElement information where on page it was rendered ?
Or there are other ways to get that information ?
TIA, regards
In Qt 4.5, you need to write that as a JavaScript expression and evaluate that with QWebFrame::evaluateJaveScript().
Just for reference's sake: for 4.6 and up, QWebElement.geometry() is the best way to do this. Otherwise, user134841's answer about calling into JavaScript is really the only alternative.