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I needed to use datalist paging for my recent project. I am developing a photo sharing website like Picasa for "mobile phones".. I have named it [B]PicaShare[/B] I searched for a video tutorial on the internet but couldnt find one. So i decided to make one because i think its …
div is a tag. you cant use it as id. remove # sign. ya visual studio automatically formats it so its easier to read. whats your exact problem?
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create 2 colums. 1 for storing image url and another for caption. then store the images with your caption. then bind this table to datalist.
i think you are using image control to set your background image. thats why its now allowing you to add content over it. create a div tag and set its background-image css property to point to the image you want as background. then place contentplaceholder inside this div tag in …
another way is to store it as html. C# [CODE]using System.Text; protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { //string builder is used to manipulate the string data StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); //assign text to string builder in order to manipulate it sb.Append(TextBox1.Text); // \r\n represents carriage return or newline …
simple. just wrap it with a div tag <div id="wrap"> 1. <form> 2. First name: 3. <input type="text" name="firstname" /> 4. <br /> 5. Last name: 6. <input type="text" name="lastname" /> 7. </form> </div> and insert this in css #wrap{ width: (width of form)px; margin: auto; }
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