MX.com Poll: Are you planning on installing longtube headers in the future?

[Nino]

Be sure to cast your vote in the latest MX.com Poll:

Question: Are you planning on installing longtube headers in the future?

Click the Blog link in the main menu to cast your vote.

-Nino

[Ghost Rider]

Am I missing something here...or is this just a random question?

I was waiting for an explaination on why you should or shouldn't do it...lol

[Nino]

It's just a poll.

[Ghost Rider]

^^^coolio...voted!!!

[insonicaunk]

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[insonicaunk]

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First of all lets create a basic and simple html 3x3 ajax grid (http://www.treegrid.net/ajax-grid.html) where the first row contains the column captions. With the following html code:

My solution uses JavaScript, as CSS3 isn't truly a viable option yet. Browsers today still struggle to support CSS1 and CSS2. Even though HTML tables aren't recommended for Web page javascript grid (http://www.treegrid.net/javascript-grid.html), they are still perfectly suited to the presentation of tabular data. In this tutorial, I'll present three examples based on the same idea. I have tested edit gridview (http://www.treegrid.net/edit-gridview.html) the solutions in IE6, Firefox 1.0, Mozilla 1.7.3 and Opera 7.54 on the Windows platform only.

[insonicaunk]

We all enjoyed the datalist and the datagrid controls in asp.net datagrid (http://www.treegrid.net/asp.net-datagrid.html) . There were thousands of operations that we can perform using datagrid and datalist control. asp net gridview (http://www.treegrid.net/asp.net-datagrid.html) ships with another data bound templated control which is called Grid View. Grid View has made everything easier for developers. asp net grid (http://www.treegrid.net/asp.net-gridview.html) changes that I have seen in Asp.net 2.0 is that we don't require a lot of code to achieve tasks but most of the functionality is already provided and built in the control.

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Using the sort table (http://www.treegrid.net/sort-table.html) Control:

If you read my previous articles on DataGrid control you might have noticed that we need to write quite a bit of code to enable paging, sorting and selecting an item from the datagrid. Using the gridview control I did not even write a single line and got all the three things i.e, paging, sorting and selection for granted.

[insonicaunk]

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[insonicaunk]

Time to time it can happen that you want javascript table (http://www.treegrid.net/javascript-table.html) to make your html table more attractive and more interactive. Let's suppose you want to allow your visitors to silverlight datagrid (http://www.treegrid.net/silverlight-datagrid.html) and show some special rows in your table. Of course you are here because you want to do it without reloading datagrid (http://www.treegrid.net/data-grid.html). It is possible with javascript to hide table rows and show it again later if you want.

First of all lets create a basic and simple html 3x3 ajax grid (http://www.treegrid.net/ajax-grid.html) where the first row contains the column captions. With the following html code:

My solution uses JavaScript, as CSS3 isn't truly a viable option yet. Browsers today still struggle to support CSS1 and CSS2. Even though HTML tables aren't recommended for Web page javascript grid (http://www.treegrid.net/javascript-grid.html), they are still perfectly suited to the presentation of tabular data. In this tutorial, I'll present three examples based on the same idea. I have tested edit gridview (http://www.treegrid.net/edit-gridview.html) the solutions in IE6, Firefox 1.0, Mozilla 1.7.3 and Opera 7.54 on the Windows platform only.