If I'm going to use a table in an aspx page and I want to put it somewhere
on the form then as I assume I have to use absolute position. The control
within the table doesn't use absolute position.
Arne Vajhøj said:No.
Why should table in form be more absolute than other combos?
Arne
If I want to avoid using absolute position on controls like textbox, labels
and so on but intend to use a table to put these control in and I want to
position this table somewhere on the form. How is that done if I don't use
aboslute position.
If I want to avoid using absolute position on controls like textbox,
labels and so on but intend to use a table to put these control in and I
want to position this table somewhere on the form. How is that done if I
don't use aboslute position.
Hello!
If I'm going to use a table in an aspx page and I want to put it somewhere on the form then as I assume I have to use absolute
position. The control within the table doesn't use absolute position.
//Tony
Finn Stampe Mikkelsen said:"Tony Johansson" skrev i meddelelsen
Hello!
If I'm going to use a table in an aspx page and I want to put it somewhere
on the form then as I assume I have to use absolute position. The control
within the table doesn't use absolute position.
//Tony
Not that i mind and not to create a problem, but i am wondering why you
consistently post questions relating to ASP.NET here in this group,
rather than posting them in the group designated to ASP.NET...
In many other groups, that would be considerred rude and would
eventually lead to an abuse report. I'm not advocating that to be the
case here, but i'm genuinely interessted in your reason for this choice
and have often wondered why others haven't
Finn Stampe Mikkelsen said:"Tony Johansson" skrev i meddelelsen Hello!
If I'm going to use a table in an aspx page and I want to put it somewhere on the form then as I assume I have to use absolute
position. The control within the table doesn't use absolute position.
The reason is that many people in this group also know much about asp.net.
In the asp.net group there are very low activity.
Is this a problem for you.
"Tony Johansson" skrev i meddelelsen
Hi Tony & Arne
I have no problem with that at all, is i tried to state in my org.
posting on this...
I was simply wondering, cause i have been a member of several groups in
the UseNet community and all of them had rather strict rules around the
groups focus and there would be a lot of static if there where postings
on a subject covered in another group.
I have not complained about it myself, since it seemed to be accepted by
the group as such and therefore also by me, but i wondered why since it
seemed natural to post it in that group where one might think the people
knowing a lot on that subject would.
I read, that Arne referred to an earlier post where you stated that you
could not find any help in that group so you asked in this one and like
i said, thats fine with me. I was only thinking, i would point out to
you that there was such a group, where you might get answers also.
So.. Just to make sure, that you or any other reader does not
misunderstand me. I have no problem with you asking your questions here.
Everywhere one might find help coding is okay with me.. My upbringing on
UseNet just has been, that there is a rather strict policy to be on
topic, subjectwise.... ;-)
If I want to avoid using absolute position on controls like textbox, labels
and so on but intend to use a table to put these control in and I want to
position this table somewhere on the form. How is that done if I don't use
aboslute position.
//Tony
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