ASP.NET

John Sundar wrote:

ITS URGENT!

protected override void OnLoad(EventArgs e)
{
    Panel panel = new Panel();
    panel.Style.Add(HtmlTextWriterStyle.TextAlign, "left");

    Table table = new Table();
    table.CellPadding = 1;
    table.Style.Add(HtmlTextWriterStyle.Position, "relative");
    panel.Controls.Add(table);

    TableRow row1 = new TableRow();
    TableCell colRowSpan = this.Create100PixelCell("a");
    colRowSpan.RowSpan = 4;
    row1.Cells.Add(colRowSpan);
    row1.Cells.Add(this.Create100PixelCell("b"));
    table.Rows.Add(row1);

    TableRow row2 = new TableRow();
    row2.Cells.Add(this.Create100PixelCell("c"));
    table.Rows.Add(row2);


    TableRow row3 = new TableRow();
    row3.Cells.Add(this.Create100PixelCell("d"));
    table.Rows.Add(row3);

    TableRow row4 = new TableRow();
    row4.Cells.Add(this.Create100PixelCell("e"));
    table.Rows.Add(row4);

    this.placeHolder.Controls.Add(panel);
}

private TableCell Create100PixelCell(string someContent)
{
    TableCell cell = new TableCell();
    cell.Style.Add(HtmlTextWriterStyle.Width, "100px");
    cell.Controls.Add(new LiteralControl(someContent));
    return cell;
}

Abhijit Jana wrote:

Is it possible ?

Abhijit Jana wrote:

Please give any idea !!!!

function extractName(evt)
{
    // get the target element
    var elem = evt.target ;
    // get the value in the field
    var val = elem.value;
    var pos = elem.selectionStart;
    // get the start and end positions of the name using ';' as separator
    var start = (val.previousIndexOf(";",pos-1) > -1) ? val.previousIndexOf(";",pos-1)+1 : 0;
    var end = (val.indexOf(";",pos) > -1) ? val.indexOf(";",pos) : val.length;
    
    // output the name (or do something with it)
    alert( val.substring(start,end) );
    
    // select the name ala Outlook.
    elem.selectionStart = start;
    elem.selectionEnd = end;
    
}

// Looks backwards in a string from 'start' until it finds 'find'
String.prototype.previousIndexOf = function(find,start)
{
    for(var i=start;i>-1;i--)
    {
        if(this.substr(i,1) == find)
            return i;
    }
    return -1;
}

J4amieC wrote:

I leave that part as an excercise for you

Abhijit Jana wrote:

Sure... I will try my best. will back to you if any problem.