Link Button (II) ASP

[Zach]

In ASP I can put text on a linkbutton in the aspx file.
But I don't seem to be able to change the back colour
after having clicked the link button. Is there a way to
do this?

Zach

 

[Jeff Johnson]

In ASP I can put text on a linkbutton in the aspx file.
But I don't seem to be able to change the back colour
after having clicked the link button. Is there a way to
do this?

microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.

While we have people in this group who use ASP.NET (and I highly recommend
you stop putting "ASP" in your subject lines, as most people still equate
that with Classic ASP and not ASP.NET), the group above and its sub-groups
are dedicated to the subject. The recent questions you have asked have
nothing to do with C#, and as such aren't really appropriate here.

 

[Zach]

microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.

While we have people in this group who use ASP.NET (and I highly recommend
you stop putting "ASP" in your subject lines, as most people still equate
that with Classic ASP and not ASP.NET), the group above and its sub-groups
are dedicated to the subject. The recent questions you have asked have
nothing to do with C#, and as such aren't really appropriate here.

The coding in the *.aspx file is C# coding.

 

[Zach]

[...]
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.

While we have people in this group who use ASP.NET (and I highly
recommend
you stop putting "ASP" in your subject lines, as most people still
equate
that with Classic ASP and not ASP.NET), the group above and its
sub-groups
are dedicated to the subject. The recent questions you have asked have
nothing to do with C#, and as such aren't really appropriate here.

The coding in the *.aspx file is C# coding.

And?

If your question was regarding how to use _C#_ to express something you
know how to do in ASP.NET, that would be on-topic. But the fact that you
are using C# to express something you don't know how to do in ASP.NET does
not make your question a C# question.

You don't think that just because you're using the English language to ask
your question that that means you should go to (for example)
alt.usage.english for information about how to ask C# programming
questions, do you?

Note that Jeff's comment doesn't mean you are unwelcome here. He's simply
trying to explain to you that you are doing _yourself_ a disservice by
posting your question here. There just aren't enough ASP.NET experts
running around here for you to be likely to get reliable, accurate, and
useful answers to your ASP.NET questions.

It's no skin off our collective nose if you want to post your ASP.NET
questions here. Doesn't hurt us one bit. But if you'd use the correct
forum for your question, you would get much better results.

Pete

As I explained before, I thought I saw ASP questions being asked
and assumed I was not overstepping the boundary to do the same,
but you have now explained that I did, so I say sorry, OK?

 

[bradbury9]

El viernes, 18 de mayo de 2012 20:16:15 UTC+2, Zach escribió:

The coding in the *.aspx file is C# coding.

The problem is not c# related. Just use a CSS style. best way to do it is adding stylesheet file to the web proyect, type the css class in it, add thereference to the webpage and sett the css class property o the control.

<asp:control id='controlName' runat='server' CssClass='newClass' />

 

[Zach]

El viernes, 18 de mayo de 2012 20:16:15 UTC+2, Zach escribió:

The coding in the *.aspx file is C# coding.

The problem is not c# related. Just use a CSS style. best way to do it is
adding stylesheet file to the web proyect, type the css class in it, add the
reference to the webpage and sett the css class property o the control.

<asp:control id='controlName' runat='server' CssClass='newClass' />

Hi,

What you say looks alright to me, but to which query is what you say a
response?

Zach.