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You could try using
instead
What do you mean by its not working, be more specific.
A line break is given by a
and will create a small space on the same line

vats 'instead'.
i tried using div with width 50%. but its not showing.
An i used line break <br> already, so that next controls will create next line..
Remind i have two textboxes in a line..

like
txtA1 --need space-- txtB1
txtA2 --need space-- txtB2
txtA3 --need space-- txtB3

my code is...

var newFileInputID = 'Ediv' + newFileIndex;
var newFileInput = document.createElement('div');
newFileInput.setAttribute("id", newFileInputID);

newFileInput.innerHTML = '<input id=a' + newFileIndex + ' name=a' + newFileIndex + ' type="text" readonly="readOnly" class="textbox" />  ';
newFileInput.innerHTML += '<input id=b' + newFileIndex + ' name=b' + newFileIndex + ' type="text" readonly="readOnly" class="textbox" />  ';
newFileInput.innerHTML += '<img alt="" id=c'+ newFileIndex + ' name=c' + newFileIndex + ' src="Images/delete_16x16.gif" class="images_del" onclick="DeleteDiv(this.id)" />';

newFileInput.innerHTML += '<br>';

Sorry I meant

You could try using <br> instead
What do you mean by its not working, be more specific.
A line break is given by a <br> and   will create a small space on the same line </br></br>

Suppose my dynamic div width = 100%. and txt1 = 20% txt2 = 20 % .
so i want to put (100- (20 + 20 )) space between the textboxes..
in %.

If you want one hard right and one hard left, I'd just float them inside the div, or put them in a table.

Christian Graus

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sorry dear .. i didnt get u..

my code is..

var newFileInputID = 'Ediv' + newFileIndex;
var newFileInput = document.createElement('div');
newFileInput.setAttribute("id", newFileInputID);

newFileInput.innerHTML = '<input id=a' + newFileIndex + ' name=a' + newFileIndex + ' type="text" readonly="readOnly" class="textbox" />  ';
newFileInput.innerHTML += '<input id=b' + newFileIndex + ' name=b' + newFileIndex + ' type="text" readonly="readOnly" class="textbox" />  ';
newFileInput.innerHTML += '<img alt="" id=c'+ newFileIndex + ' name=c' + newFileIndex + ' src="Images/delete_16x16.gif" class="images_del" onclick="DeleteDiv(this.id)" />';

newFileInput.innerHTML += '<br>';

If you have two elements and want one hard left and one hard right, you can position them easier by placing them in a table. Align one right and one left.

Christian Graus

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but wen i tried with table , controls are showing but not in the table.
i given the table border = 2px. and tested.

Then your table was buggered. Fix it. If the tr/td tags are not correct, it will appear outside.

Christian Graus

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Ok.. can u please tell me how & where to include the table tag..

where you want the two items. The issue is that it needs to be well formed and your items to position need to be inside the table.

Christian Graus

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Ok... i have a table named "TabMain" and a row named "DynRow.
i want to create the dynamic tables inside that row. hope u saw my code i posted .. above..

currently i m using asp.net with c# (.net 2005, 2.0 framework).
i m filling data to datagrid (or gridview) and displaying to user.
how to make the HEADER freeze?? (HEADER should not scroll.
populated value only should scroll downloads).
how to achieve it? - KARAN

You can put the grid inside a scrollable div, then put the header above it. The datagrid won't do this, you may need to use a repeater.

Christian Graus

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in c++ , i could declare the header files in a seprate file , and thus the same file can be declared on the top , instead of declaring again and again all the header files every where.

Like wise , can i do the same in the c# , regarding the framework base classes.

If you have an apple & I have an apple and we exchange our apples, then each of us will still have only one apple but if you have an idea & I have an idea and we exchange our ideas, then each of us will have two ideas!

This is a C# question. C# does not need header files to be included. If you mean using statements, the answer is no.

Christian Graus

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Hi there,

I've created a webpage which contains Imagebutton. This image path will be changable, so i want to put in web.Config file.
Now how can i assign imageurl?

Am using the code as:

ImageUrl='<%= ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ImagePath"]%>navigation_02.jpg'

But image is not displaying and i got source code generated for this aspx page is:

<input type="image" name="ctl00$ImgBtnAppt" id="ctl00_ImgBtnAppt" src="&lt;%=%20ConfigurationManager.AppSettings[&quot;ImagePath&quot;]%>navigation_02.jpg" style="border-width:0px;" />

Please help..!! How could i asign?

Regards n Thks

Sam.M

you could try an img tag, or set the value in your code behind.

Christian Graus

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I dont want to assign this in code behind. I want only in aspx page. Is there any other way to set the imageurl?

Regards n Thks

Sam.M

Not really, do you need to use the asp control and not the img tag ?

Christian Graus

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Sorry, I want only image button. Bcoz i'm using around 50 pages. I can't change all now..!! Any other solution is there?

Please help..!!

Regards n Thks

Sam.M

Do you mean you want the same image to be applied to the image button throughout your project?
If so just use a common_methods class and declare it in there

The problem is that the Image tag does not run the inline code tags.

Christian Graus

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"also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )