how to display a button underlined in the client click

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how to display a button underlined in the client click. even i make the button
underlined in the client page in the server page it is not displaying underlined.
so i need it should be underlined. Thanks in advance.

Posted 26-Apr-11 19:45pm

taher ahmed choudhury

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Sandeep Mewara 27-Apr-11 1:47am

Share the code what you say you tried.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Apr-11 2:17am

What is underlined button and why?
--SA

taher ahmed choudhury 27-Apr-11 2:22am

i just drag a button and drop and set property for underlined= true when i run it, it should show
that underlined button.

walterhevedeich 27-Apr-11 2:22am

Underlined? You mean like a link?

taher ahmed choudhury 27-Apr-11 2:59am

yes

walterhevedeich 27-Apr-11 3:14am

probably a browser issue. I tried on IE7 and it works. You may want to use link button instead of button if you want it to behave like a link.

Keith Barrow 27-Apr-11 7:40am

Please add the code you have, and style sheets. It is not clear what you want and why it is not happening. Underlining a button doesn't make much sense, do you mean linkButton instead?

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