Where's the "MainMenu" web control in web form?

[Jason Huang]

Hi,

In VB, we have windows control item "MainMenu", do we have this item in the
ASP.Net C# web form? Or how could we make it?
By the way, how about the ASP.Net 2005?
Thanks for help.

Jason

 

[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

there is nothing like that in asp.net

also remember that the same classes that you use in VB you can use them in
c# , or any other .net language .


cheers,

 

[Jason Huang]

Thanks.
Are you saying in the ASP.Net, in C# web form, I can use the "using
System.Windows.Forms", then to edit the mainmenu item?

 

[John B]

Thanks.
Are you saying in the ASP.Net, in C# web form, I can use the "using
System.Windows.Forms", then to edit the mainmenu item?

You do not have access to a menu in web forms projects.
It is pure html/dhtml/asp/etc..

 

[Jason Huang]

Thanks.
But what will be the alternative of using a "menu" in a web form?
Since the mainmenu item in the VB6 and VB.net seems pretty handy, but our
company is giving up the VB6 and on the track of using all web form
application. Cuz my boss said using the windows form requires the client to
install extra programs(.dll).
Thanks for any advice.

Jason

 

[Chad Z. Hower aka Kudzu]

But what will be the alternative of using a "menu" in a web form?
Since the mainmenu item in the VB6 and VB.net seems pretty handy, but
our company is giving up the VB6 and on the track of using all web
form application. Cuz my boss said using the windows form requires
the client to install extra programs(.dll).
Thanks for any advice.

http://www.atozed.com/intraweb/

It implements a MainMenu in ASP.NET.


--
Chad Z. Hower (a.k.a. Kudzu) - http://www.hower.org/Kudzu/
"Programming is an art form that fights back"

Make your ASP.NET applications run faster
http://www.atozed.com/IntraWeb/

 

[wozza]

Thanks.
But what will be the alternative of using a "menu" in a web form?
Since the mainmenu item in the VB6 and VB.net seems pretty handy, but our
company is giving up the VB6 and on the track of using all web form
application. Cuz my boss said using the windows form requires the client
to install extra programs(.dll).
Thanks for any advice.

Jason

There are all kinds of wacky alternatives using dhtml, javascript, css etc.
Research the web.