[Not a question] Smiley use in Online chatting website

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C#4.0

insert smiley in website aspx and aspx.cs coding

Posted 18-Oct-13 2:45am

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Updated 18-Oct-13 6:51am

BillW33

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phil.o 18-Oct-13 10:53am

Nice requirement!

3 solutions

Solution 1

Check the below link
Display Emoticons on an ASP.NET Webpage[^]

and even check the below link also

how to generate emoticon in asp.net 2.0 in visual studio[^]

Posted 18-Oct-13 2:49am

codestar007

Solution 3

This link[^] is a good place to start.
Remember Google is your friend.

Posted 18-Oct-13 3:50am

BillW33

Updated 18-Oct-13 6:50am

v2

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Kenneth Haugland 18-Oct-13 12:58pm

Stupid downvote, have a 5.

BillW33 18-Oct-13 13:06pm

Thanks, I don't usually just tell folk to Google the answer; I reckon that by Friday I am tired of no effort questions.

Kenneth Haugland 18-Oct-13 13:10pm

Perhaps I should write an codeproject article on how to GOOGLE!!! :~( Was a heavy downvote though.

ridoy 18-Oct-13 13:36pm

i often think so, these days noeffort type questions populate CP's answer & question very much!

BillW33 18-Oct-13 13:44pm

@ridoy: Sad, but true :(

ridoy 18-Oct-13 13:58pm

I often refer google's link while answering such type of questions and you guess what? sometimes downvoted, so some people doesn't like it i should say.They want to see ready-made code!, :)

Kenneth Haugland 18-Oct-13 13:49pm

Well, If the questioneer is 5 years old I actually woudn't mind. However I not sure they are much older even though they had more birthdays than 5.

BillW33 18-Oct-13 13:43pm

@Kenneth Haugland: The problem is those who refuse to Google will never find your article, let alone read it. ;):)

Kenneth Haugland 18-Oct-13 13:47pm

I could write an article about that too or?!?

ridoy 18-Oct-13 13:59pm

@Kenneth, well i think these people can't reach to your article because they refuse to do a search for your article rather then just posting here help me urgently!,:)

Kenneth Haugland 18-Oct-13 14:28pm

Bugger, there is now way to win the fight against No Search people...

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thatraja · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-18T02:51:00

Solution 2

It's friday, that's why I give you this. Don't come here with gimme code type questions hereafter.
Display Emoticons on an ASP.NET Webpage[^]
This is my smiley(reaction) based on your question :(

Posted 18-Oct-13 2:51am

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ridoy 18-Oct-13 13:34pm

Nice answer indeed,:). my 5!