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Can we access one control Id registered in one aspx in to another ascx control,,
Started by peter on
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For example, can you imagine a textbox control that needs some element with a nameYour question is not very clear, but I guess you are trying to access a page's control from inside a .ascx control, am I right?
If....
By itself.
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Hi,
I want to have a user control which will add some checkboxes in a asp.NET panel dynamically.
Simply I was believing I can do that easily in control's OnPreInit method. But the thing is I have learn that I cannot use and override OnPreInit method on...
Started by burak ozdogan on
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Whats the problem in that?
if your trying to use the values I would suggest the best place will be to add the checkboxes during the OnInit phase of the control page load with a normal custom control....
You can also do it in Page_Load event.
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I have a signup form posting to my customers_controller, but now they want the signup form to take payment information too. I have a payment_controller, After saving the new user I'd like to forward the payment post data to the action in the payment_controller...
Started by Jack B Nimble on
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That, you can either link the two models (allowing you to make a $this->Customer->Payment->process_charge(..) call), or you can define the $uses attribute in the Customers controller of the actual http request (access ....
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I'm working on a controller that is a part of a very flat hierarchy of pages, and it looks like one section of the site could have over a dozen action methods, not including their corresponding post actions. Is there a good way to break this controller...
Started by blinton on
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Also, if your controller is getting up to ....
If your controller class is getting out of control on a dozen actions, you might want to rethink how much logic should be in there and how much can be refactored out into services.
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I have seen a few examples of how to do this with winforms but have been unable to get it to work in wpf as a wpf TabItem does not have a definition for Controls. Here is the code that I'm using right now, which does not work.
TabItem ti = rep1Tab; var...
Started by highone on
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Foreach() in conjunction with VisualTreeHelper.GetChildrenCount()
A TabItem usually contains a container control of a particular control....
You can try looping through the children of that container control.
Such as the default Grid.
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I found something about this issue for ASP, but it didn't help me much ...
What I'd like to do is the following: I want to create a user control that has a collection as property and buttons to navigate through this collection. I want to be able to bind...
Started by MAD9 on
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You might still want....
); } set { SetValue(MyContentProperty, value); } } }
And the user control's XAML - UserControl1.xaml;/UserControl>
And finally, the xaml to use our wonderful new control:
<Window x:Class="InCtrl.Window1, not XAML.
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I am looking for some recommendations on good places to find libraries of controls/templates/styles for WPF. I know about the usual places like Infragistics, but it seems to me that there should be some kind of community effort by now to share nice, clean...
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Http://www.codeplex.com/
http://www.codeplex.com/site/search?projectSearchText=wpf%20control
Silverlight and WPF Dashboards and gauges
Simple (but great....
Something like this? http://www.wpfstyles.com/
Check out Reuxables although it comes at a cost .
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I'm writing a Rails plugin, and need to be able to dynamically determine which model a controller is associated with. For example, if I have a PeopleController, I need a clean way to determine that the controller handles Person models.
I've had a look...
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# In a controller instance.
And controller names, you can do the following to get the model name/class.
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Inside my user control I have a collection call Solutions
public List<string> Solutions { get; set; }
I want to bind that property to a combobox in xaml of that same user control?
I tried
<ComboBox HorizontalAlignment="Left" Margin="21,0,0,41...
Started by firefly on
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</ControlTemplate> </UserControl.Template> </UserControl>
Then, you can.
/> ...
Instead of
<UserControl x:Class ...
Move the XAML of your control into the Template property, i.e.
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Is there any easy way to distinguish between an ASP.NET MVC controller action being hit "directly" due to a client web browser request, and being hit by virtue of a Controller.RedirectToAction call or a RedirectToRoute result?
Started by Rob Levine on
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Kindness,
Dan
You may have the option of adding....
Otherwise it would be the URL that corresponds to the action method visited "directly" .
Request.ServerVariables["http_referrer"] would be empty if is the action is hit from a redirect to action, I think .
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