ASP.NET

Sohdubom wrote:

What´s the solution for this option? Considering I want to navigate from one page to another ... Will I have to target the master page menu from each of the pages? That´s not a good solution ... too much coding

//You can either use the Request object or SiteMap to determine
//the current url.
//string url = SiteMap.CurrentNode.Url;
string url = Request.Url.AbsoluteUri;

if (url.Contains("A.aspx"))
    Menu1.Items[0].Selected = true;
else if(url.Contains("B.aspx"))
    Menu1.Items[1].Selected  = true;
else
    Menu1.Items[2].Selected = true;

Sohdubom wrote:

To use a single web page instead of 3, but this way I believe I´ll have to have views/panels hidden and showed according to the selected tab, right? This turn to concentrating too much logic in a single page. Suppose I have 100 tabs!!!

protected void Menu2_MenuItemDataBound(object sender, MenuEventArgs e)
{
    string url = Request.Url.AbsoluteUri;
	//Here I simply compare the url of the current request 
	//with the Text property of the Menu item.
    e.Item.Selected = url.Contains(e.Item.Text);        
}

protected void rptrPA_ItemCommand(object source, RepeaterCommandEventArgs e)
{
    if (e.CommandName == "Go")
    {
        foreach (RepeaterItem item in rptrPA.Items)
        {
            if(IsSelected(item, "rdNA"))
                continue;

            if (IsSelected(item, "rdBelow"))
                continue;

            if (IsSelected(item, "rdAverage"))
                continue;

            if (IsSelected(item, "rdAbove"))
                continue;

            if (IsSelected(item, "rdExceeds"))
                continue;
        }
    }
}

private bool IsSelected(RepeaterItem item, string radioButtonID)
{
    RadioButton radioButton = item.FindControl(radioButtonID) as RadioButton;
    if (radioButton.Checked)
    {
        Response.Write(string.Format("Anwser for the question number {0} is {1} <br>", item.ItemIndex + 1, radioButton.Text));
    }

    return radioButton.Checked;
}