how to generate emoticon in asp.net 2.0 in visual studio

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Posted 20-Feb-11 12:07pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Feb-11 18:19pm

:-)

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2011-02-20T12:22:00

Solution 1

Does Google hate you so much that you have to ask questions like that? :)

http://en.lmgtfy.com/?q=generate+emoticon+%22ASP.NET%22[^].

[EDIT]
OK, first hit that attract attention, almost on top of the result list obtained from the above Google query is this (CodeProject, by the way!):
Display Emoticons on an ASP.NET Webpage[^].

—SA

Posted 20-Feb-11 12:22pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

Updated 20-Feb-11 17:32pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Feb-11 18:50pm

Comment from OP:

sir sakryukov,
i'm sorry to google, but all links or site i'd open but all of them are not answer my problem...he he he

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Feb-11 18:55pm

Do you want to talk about it? :-)

Yusuf 20-Feb-11 23:16pm

Sir, where is the 'laugh' emoticons, he..he..he

Espen Harlinn 21-Feb-11 9:36am

Nice links, my 5

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Feb-11 16:18pm

Thank you.
--SA

Yusuf · Answer 2 · 2011-02-20T17:22:00

Solution 3

You don't generate emoticon. They are simply image file, which can be jpg, gif or what ever other format you like. Don't try to generate, but you will need to reference them.

1. You need the set of images you will need to work with
2. Designate some tags to be used as place holders in your content (usually this is user supplied data)
3. Parse your input and substitute your tags for real images.
4. Look, you got some shiny emoticons displayed. Wow!

May be this can give you some hint.
http://www.davidpirek.com/blog.aspx?n=Emoticons-in-ASP.NET:-how-to-generate-Emoticons[^]

Posted 20-Feb-11 17:22pm

Yusuf

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Feb-11 23:36pm

All right, my 5; good sharp plan of work.
If somebody is "sorry to Google", how to instruct such person. By the way, my reference is from CodeProject, C# (added under [EDIT]. Hard to imagine that one may need something more instructive.
--SA

Yusuf 21-Feb-11 7:57am

all this they want is real working complete code. Arrggggg!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Feb-11 16:00pm

Oh, you say so now! You did not see next comment yet. Take a look below if you feel like a bit more roaring...
Oops! Sorry now I see you did from your comment -- you did nor roar. Then look at mine...
--SA

Yusuf 21-Feb-11 16:19pm

I am in very bad mood today ( stemmed from personal life) yet, I had to push myself not to say anything. At times I feel enough is enough and want to leave answering question all together, I leave for sometime then I come back again. Aaarrrggggg!!!!!!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Feb-11 16:51pm

Control, control... :-) not doing something is not a method.
--SA

Yusuf 21-Feb-11 21:24pm

:-)

lieshiz 21-Feb-11 6:33am

thanks sir ,but i'm using Visual studio not c#.

Yusuf 21-Feb-11 7:58am

And do you know the difference between visual studio and C#?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Feb-11 15:59pm

Please read what you have just written and feel some shame. Do you see the absurd? Please edit you note to say what you mean to say. We still don't know the language you want to use. Also, what's wrong with C#? If you don't understand it at all, you're not qualified to do APS.NET no matter what language you use.
You received more than enough instructions, now it's your turn to use them.
--SA

Yusuf 21-Feb-11 16:15pm

I saw your comment in my email. I did not knew which thread it belonged and for a second it scared the hell out of me. But when I read it here, I knew what you were talking about, huh!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Feb-11 16:46pm

Oh, I see. This is technically expected due to the structure of the thread and notification.
Sorry for confusing you.
That said, in general case we generally should start comment with the Name/ID of the primary addressee of the message -- I'll pay attention.
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Feb-11 16:49pm

Yusuf,
...And after being scared you should have realized that my "shaming" message was actually written in support of your answer, right?
--SA

Yusuf 21-Feb-11 21:23pm

no harm done. I understood your comment completely. What I was saying was, I saw the comment on my email not here, that was partiality why I got *scared*

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Feb-11 22:14pm

Yes, yes, sure, this is exactly how I understood your "scared" comment.
--SA

lieshiz 21-Feb-11 8:14am

sir according to this site http://www.programmersheaven.com

-One difference that I know is that Visual C# Express supports only C# and is cheaper. Visual Studio supports C#, C++, VBasic and more. Seen on the product compare page of Microsoft.
Frank.

Yusuf 21-Feb-11 8:54am

what does this have to do with your original question?
visual studio is nothing but IDE. Different versions of Visual Studio have different support/functionality.

For all practical purposes you could throw away all visual studio versions and still develop using any .net languages. Of course the experience won't be the same and you will need to handle what the IDE is handling for you behind the scene.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Feb-11 16:03pm

Lieshiz, did you know you can develop in C# and VB.NET even without the studio?
On my T-shirt there is a print: "Ask me how?"
--SA

lieshiz 21-Feb-11 9:06am

thanks sir...

Espen Harlinn 21-Feb-11 9:36am

Good effort, my 5