K Karl Seguin Sep 6, 2005 #2 Make them runat="Server" and use the Visible="false" which will make it so they aren't rendered (ie, the won't appear in view source). Or use the display:none; css style which will still render them (view source will show them) but they won't be visible. Karl
Make them runat="Server" and use the Visible="false" which will make it so they aren't rendered (ie, the won't appear in view source). Or use the display:none; css style which will still render them (view source will show them) but they won't be visible. Karl
P Patrick.O.Ige Sep 6, 2005 #3 Thx Karl for the reply.. But if Visible is set to FALSE the link won't be shown. Or 'm not getting you?
Thx Karl for the reply.. But if Visible is set to FALSE the link won't be shown. Or 'm not getting you?
J Juan T. Llibre Sep 6, 2005 #4 re: But if Visible is set to FALSE the link won't be shown. Click to expand... Wasn't your question : "What are the best ways to hide hyperlinks from visitors?" "Hide" means "set to not visible", doesn't it ? Or, did you mean something else ? Juan T. Llibre ASP.NET MVP ASP.NET FAQ : http://asp.net.do/faq/ ==========================
re: But if Visible is set to FALSE the link won't be shown. Click to expand... Wasn't your question : "What are the best ways to hide hyperlinks from visitors?" "Hide" means "set to not visible", doesn't it ? Or, did you mean something else ? Juan T. Llibre ASP.NET MVP ASP.NET FAQ : http://asp.net.do/faq/ ==========================
K KMA Sep 6, 2005 #5 Do you mean "Hide links that have been visited?" If yes, CSS. Or do you mean hide the visitors themselves. For this you require a client side script to stuff them into the back of the wardrobe.
Do you mean "Hide links that have been visited?" If yes, CSS. Or do you mean hide the visitors themselves. For this you require a client side script to stuff them into the back of the wardrobe.
B Bruce Barker Sep 6, 2005 #6 i assume you mean the url showing in the status bar. just catch the mouseover event in the hyperlink, and set the status message to something you like <a href="foo.apx" onmouseover="window.status='click me'>some link</a> --bruce (sqlwork.com)
i assume you mean the url showing in the status bar. just catch the mouseover event in the hyperlink, and set the status message to something you like <a href="foo.apx" onmouseover="window.status='click me'>some link</a> --bruce (sqlwork.com)
