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Mar 24 at
3:13 AM |
regjohnson |
This is an alternate patch to the one I specified before (Patch ID 2652).
When no rows are available in the grid view, then the empty data template is used.
The 'tfoot' tag that is generated in the table, seems to cause the W3C validator to find an error in XHTML 1.0 Transitional mode.
The supplied patch changes the 'tfoot' tag to a 'tbody' tag, inside the empty data template table.
This seems to work with the W3C Validator.
If there is a specific reason for using the 'tfoot' tag, then please ignore both of these patches (as there may be valid reasons that I am not fully aware of)
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2652 |
Mar 24 at
2:21 AM |
regjohnson |
When no rows are available in the grid view, then the empty data template is used.
The 'tfoot' tag that is generated in the table, seems to cause the W3C validator to find an error in XHTML 1.0 Transitional mode.
The supplied patch changes the 'WriteRows' method to check if a null is passed as the tableSection parameter.
If so, it doesn't output that tag.
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2626 |
Mar 17 at
4:35 PM |
BrandonDickson |
When you use an adapted Login control with the a LoginTemplate, the Username property of the Login Control does not get populated (this may be an issue with how the template is instantiated, but I didn't look into it). This keeps the usename from being stored in the login cookie. The following patch sets the Login.Username explicitly durring the OnLogin event.
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2596 |
Mar 11 at
10:47 PM |
webpanache |
Created another LinkButtonAdapter. The current one does not render any nested controls in the LinkButton at all. And this LinkButtonAdapter works with the Telerik ASP.Net AJAX Controls, such as the GridView, which the current LinkButtonAdapter breaks.
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1107 |
Apr 15 2008 at
12:08 AM |
tonyhild |
Reposting previous patch with proposed modifications.
Render HeaderText in CreateUserWizard when CreateUserWizardStep have a ContentTemplate. Render the Step title when title have a value. Added logic to render nav buttons for other kinds of
steps. Created a test case. I had to add two libs into test case to handle the user creation.
I am uploading the entire project targeting .NET 3.5. I am using this bits in a production project without problems. Please, consider migrating to .NET 3.5.
Tony
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Jan 14 |
2335 |
Jan 12 at
6:46 PM |
brandondickson |
The Form View was also having problems with Insert Item templates. I believe I have fixed this, by checking if the control is in Insert Mode and if so, rendering the template regardless of whether or not the data item count is greater than 0.
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Jan 14 |
2334 |
Jan 12 at
5:58 PM |
brandondickson |
Button commands didn't work in the old EmptyDataTemplates because the placeholder that the Template is instantiated in wasn't added of the control hierarchy. It is now ;)
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Jan 8 |
2280 |
Dec 22 2008 at
10:24 PM |
ereck |
Created a LinkButton Adapter because I wanted more control over how the tags were rendered.
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Jan 8 |
2238 |
Dec 11 2008 at
3:03 PM |
bdway01 |
Currently all <li> tags render with the same class="AspNet-RadioButtonList-Item." I added a few lines of code to allow the selected <li> to render with class="AspNet-RadioButtonList-Item-Selected." With AutoPostBack is off this obviously does not change when items are selected. However, when AutoPostBack is turned on it allows CSS styling of the selected <li> or its children without having to read the Selected property in code.
I modified RadioButtonListAdapter.cs
Added line # 15 - declaration of the class name
Modified lines 50-53 - inclusion of an if to check for a selected <li> and then apply the appropriate class.
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Nov 18 2008 |
1895 |
Oct 2 2008 at
12:58 AM |
damianedwards |
I've added support for the adpaters to automatically add CSS class names to GridView header cells (TH) that describe their sorting behaviour and current state. This allows the GridView's sorting capabilities to be visually indicated completely via CSS, rather than injecting image controls and applying direct stying from code-behind. See the article at http://damianpedwards.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!A079DE667E1958B3!562.entry for full details including sample styling.
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