I'm a newbie to ASP.NET. I've used notepad HTML without issues creating
tables, but using ASP to create tables graphicaly, I can't seem to get them
to work.
Is it best to design tables graphically in VS or using the "source" page? Is
there a way to design WYSIWYG in VS so that you can drop a table onto the
form then drag it to the width & height you desire? This I guess is what I'm
expecting to be available in VS.
Many thanks for any help with this in advance
Anthi im using VS 2005
i used to only use text to design tables
but having to use ajax, wizard controls etc.. being a lazy bum, i just
use VS' wysiwyg designer.
yeah it is easy, add rows, columns, merge cells, etc... simpler and
more reliable then dreamweaver.
it is under HTML tab of the controls toolbar
On Sep 17, 9:40 am, Ant <A...@.discussions.microsoft.comwrote:
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I'm a newbie to ASP.NET. I've used notepad HTML without issues creating
tables, but using ASP to create tables graphicaly, I can't seem to get them
to work.
>
Is it best to design tables graphically in VS or using the "source" page? Is
there a way to design WYSIWYG in VS so that you can drop a table onto the
form then drag it to the width & height you desire? This I guess is what I'm
expecting to be available in VS.
>
Many thanks for any help with this in advance
>
Ant
Hi Nick,
That sounds promising. Could you spoon feed me to find where the Controls
tool bar is. I just can't seem to find it.
Many thanks for your reply!
Anthony
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hi im using VS 2005
i used to only use text to design tables
but having to use ajax, wizard controls etc.. being a lazy bum, i just
use VS' wysiwyg designer.
yeah it is easy, add rows, columns, merge cells, etc... simpler and
more reliable then dreamweaver.
it is under HTML tab of the controls toolbar
>
On Sep 17, 9:40 am, Ant <A...@.discussions.microsoft.comwrote:
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Hi,
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Originally Posted by
I'm a newbie to ASP.NET. I've used notepad HTML without issues creating
tables, but using ASP to create tables graphicaly, I can't seem to get them
to work.
Is it best to design tables graphically in VS or using the "source" page? Is
there a way to design WYSIWYG in VS so that you can drop a table onto the
form then drag it to the width & height you desire? This I guess is what I'm
expecting to be available in VS.
Many thanks for any help with this in advance
Ant
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hi, when u switch to designer mode, u should see the Toolbox on the
left. if not go to View Toolbox
under HTML section, u should see a Table control
On Sep 17, 10:52 am, Ant <A...@.discussions.microsoft.comwrote:
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Hi Nick,
>
That sounds promising. Could you spoon feed me to find where the Controls
tool bar is. I just can't seem to find it.
>
Many thanks for your reply!
>
Anthony
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>
>
"Nick Chan" wrote:
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hi im using VS 2005
i used to only use text to design tables
but having to use ajax, wizard controls etc.. being a lazy bum, i just
use VS' wysiwyg designer.
yeah it is easy, add rows, columns, merge cells, etc... simpler and
more reliable then dreamweaver.
it is under HTML tab of the controls toolbar
>
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I'm a newbie to ASP.NET. I've used notepad HTML without issues creating
tables, but using ASP to create tables graphicaly, I can't seem to get them
to work.
>
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Is it best to design tables graphically in VS or using the "source" page? Is
there a way to design WYSIWYG in VS so that you can drop a table onto the
form then drag it to the width & height you desire? This I guess is what I'm
expecting to be available in VS.
>
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Many thanks for any help with this in advance
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Look at that! Wonderful!
Thank you very much Nick, you've been a great help to this dazed & confused
newbie!
Much appreciated!
Ant
"Nick Chan" wrote:
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hi, when u switch to designer mode, u should see the Toolbox on the
left. if not go to View Toolbox
under HTML section, u should see a Table control
>
On Sep 17, 10:52 am, Ant <A...@.discussions.microsoft.comwrote:
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Hi Nick,
That sounds promising. Could you spoon feed me to find where the Controls
tool bar is. I just can't seem to find it.
Many thanks for your reply!
Anthony
"Nick Chan" wrote:
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Originally Posted by
hi im using VS 2005
i used to only use text to design tables
but having to use ajax, wizard controls etc.. being a lazy bum, i just
use VS' wysiwyg designer.
yeah it is easy, add rows, columns, merge cells, etc... simpler and
more reliable then dreamweaver.
it is under HTML tab of the controls toolbar
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On Sep 17, 9:40 am, Ant <A...@.discussions.microsoft.comwrote:
Hi,
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I'm a newbie to ASP.NET. I've used notepad HTML without issues creating
tables, but using ASP to create tables graphicaly, I can't seem to get them
to work.
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Is it best to design tables graphically in VS or using the "source" page? Is
there a way to design WYSIWYG in VS so that you can drop a table onto the
form then drag it to the width & height you desire? This I guess is what I'm
expecting to be available in VS.
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Many thanks for any help with this in advance
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