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I have seen cool and cute pop-up controls in web 2.0 world. I think they give a good visual effect to the UI. Not only pop-ups even cool hovers or mouse overs looks amazing in new web 2.0.
I got my hands on this free DLL. It's cool and so simple to use. It's MSN messenger like pop-up control.
here is the link.
http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/asppopup.asp[^]
Zitizon X
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They can be used to pop-up (under) elements of the web aplication like a dialog box or a colour palette.
---Seth---
from Alterware.
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Is it possible to change our own caption to the alert box. For example if u diaplay an alert box on top left corner the caption will be displayed like "Microsoft Internex Explorer" but i want to change that to my own caption is possible to do that.
Thanks in advance
Warm Regards
Prakash-B
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Hi,
Have you got reply for this answer?
Even i need the sloution for this problem.
Can you please help me out.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Jeeva
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Hello...
I need a tiny popup to show upon having my mouse over some text..noting that the information found in the popup window should be clickable..plz..how can i do this..
N.B. Just an example of how my popup should appear..pls access this site: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0385513755/002-4511176-0297667?v=glance&n=283155&n=507846&s=books&v=glance
and move ur mouse over the image of the book..there you go..a popup will show..just similar to what i need..
I really appreciate any kind of help..
Thanks
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o,It is very easy,just use "title" attribute for div element or "alt" for image.
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did u find out how to do it?
Zitizon X
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javascript The Definitive Guide
in http://www.ebook5.com/ebook5details.aspx?productID=351&catid=1&subcatid=143[^]
JavaScript & DHTML Cookbook
in http://www.ebook5.com/ebook5details.aspx?productID=357&catid=1&subcatid=145[^]
javascript The Complete Reference, Second Edition
http://www.ebook5.com/ebook5details.aspx?productID=337&catid=1&subcatid=145[^]
Beginning JavaScript Second Edition
in http://www.ebook5.com/ebook5details.aspx?productID=282&catid=1&subcatid=143[^]
and much more in http://www.ebook5.com
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These links doesnt work to me !!
Zitizon X
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Here's a weird one:
I have an ASP.NET application (written in VB.NET), that uses a report created with MS Access. The client had some very nice, well-designed reports they built with Access, but they wanted the whole app to run on the web. So I spent weeks figuring out how to get an properly formatted Access report onto a web page; I found some bits and pieces here and there on various web sites and a few genius programmers pointed out some ways this could be done--quite a hack, and not at al clearly documented anywhere by Microsoft, that I'm aware of...but I got it to work. It requires the Microsoft Office XP Interop calls (OXPPIA), ADODB, etc. (Yay! E-mail me if you want the source code I used.)
So now here's what I do: I create a new query for a given customer, replace the report's recordsource with the new querydef, then have Access generate the report and export it to XML.
Access itself creates the ASP page, XML file, XSD file, etc, when you call its built-in ExportXML function, so I don't have any control over the code actually in the ASP file it creates.
The problem: Almost every time someone runs this, they get the previously generated report data, until they hit Refresh on their browser. Anyone have any ideas how to "force" the page to be displayed accurately every time without the user doing anything?
AND ANOTHER THING...
Anyone know how to make some kind of "Stand by..." progress or status screen display while the report is being cranked out? It can take several seconds and meanwhile the user has no idea anything is going on. I tried by having the "Create Report" button first open another window with Javascript, but that window or message doesn't display until the line that actually executes the report generation routine has been called and finished running. So the report pops up at the same time as the "Please wait..." message, which is pretty pointless!
Any suggestions would be very much appreciated!
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From: Brian Battles WS1O
Rocky Hill, CT USA
BrianB@BattlesZone.com
www.BrianBattles.com
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Did you get this working? (I know your post is old) I created a nice little app that takes the XSL page created from that ExportXML function in Access and gets the XML from a query - creating the XML in memory rather than a physical file and then does the transformation that way. Let me know if you are interested.
Brad Frere
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hi.
i want open other window and close this window.
how can i do it???
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only
do these self.close();
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//Here is the code to open a web page in a browser. You can specify some parameters, like height, width etc..(they all are optional)
myRef = window.open('http://www.google.com','new_win','left=20,top=20,width=10,height=10,toolbar=1,resizable=0');
//if you want to close the open page without a warning message
myRef.close();
//If you want to close the opened page after some time. Here is how you do it, using the setTimeout method.Thi will close the page after 4 seconds and open a new page to yahoo.
var t = setTimeout("myRef.close(); myRef2 = window.open('http://www.yahoo.com','mywin2')",4000);
hope this helps !
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Zitizon X
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This is more of a code snippet, then an article.
You should also give examples of when this might be handy to use, rather then just to create popup/under windows.
The word of the day is legs, let's go back to my house and spread the word
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as http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp leftframe!
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in Asp.Net 2.0 there is a control called Tree View Control. You could use that. Google for "Asp.Net Tree view Control Tutorial". Its very easy to use.
Also you could use Yahoo API TreeView control. Pure JavaScript and so easy to use. In few hours you can master a tree view control to your needs since all the hard code is done for you.
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/treeview/[^]
There can be plenty of other Tree View controls. I have used only these two.
Zitizon X
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I have to add a aspx page that opens on a button click event but it has to look like a vb popup. Is it posible and how?
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People are so sick of pop-unders and you come and write an article on how to create them
Guess you pissed lots of people off.
Anyway don't be bothered by the poor rating.
It's nice to know how those evil beings do their pop-under stuff.
Nish
Sonork ID 100.9786 voidmain
www.busterboy.org
If you don't find me on CP, I'll be at Bob's HungOut
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Nish [BusterBoy] wrote:
It's nice to know how those evil beings do their pop-under stuff.
Just don't fall for the temptations of evil...
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Please state the nature of your medical emergency.
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I hate popunder ads as much as anyone, but this is quite useful to me. I'm using popunders to save data in an intranet application. It's quite nice. The saving happens behind the scene and the popunder window closes itself when it's done.
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Isn't that a bit unsafe though? What if the user closes the popunder window? A user like me who kills everything, which he didn't open himself, at first sight.
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Gott weiß ich will kein Engel sein.
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