Thanks a lot, David. Ravi
--- David Sapp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ravi, > > I think that this is the general idea of what > you're trying to do. A working example is here: > > http://www.dotnetprogs.com/AnyQuestion/HideShowPanels.aspx > > There is also a link to the sourcecode on that > page. You can email me if you have any questions. > > David > > Ravi Swaminathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks David, > > That's a good start for me. A sample code would be > great. > > Thanks again > > Ravi > > --- David Sapp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > About your first question, I think that you could > > put the changing content into Panels and then add > an > > Attribute to the option list so that a Javascript > > function would use the display and visible > > properties to hide and expand/collapse each panel > in > > response to user selections (IE: show panelA, > hide > > PanelB & PanelC, etc..). If I have time next > week, > > I can code up an example to show you on my new > > website. > > > > Something like this (javascript): > > > > To show panel: > > document.getElementById("panelA").style.display = > > 'block'; > > document.getElementById("panelA").style.visibility > = > > 'visible'; > > > > To hide panel: > > document.getElementById("panelB").style.display = > > 'none'; > > document.getElementById("panelB").style.visibility > = > > 'hidden'; > > > > This is the general idea, but you might have to do > > similar code to hide/display the controls inside > the > > panels, this is something that I will have to > check > > on. > > > > About the tab control: I've found that the > > Infragisitics UltraWebTab control is the best and > > easiest to work with if you want to buy it. (This > > next comment is for all readers): Let me know if > > you find any good free tab controls that are easy > to > > work with. > > > > raviss_03 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I am new to asp.net. I attended the MS course last > > month, and now I > > am due to start on a asp.net project in my > company. > > > > In the application, a product information system, > I > > wish to display > > a list of options like "View Item Details", View > > Song List", View > > Channel Rights", etc on the left hand pane of the > > web page. On the > > right would be displayed the appropriate web form > > for the associated > > link on the left pane. That is, when user clicks > on > > "View Item > > Details", the "Item Details" page would be shown > on > > the right hand > > side of the window. If user clicks on "View Song > > Titles", the song > > titles would be displayed on the right hand side > now > > ANd similarly > > with "View Channel Rights" > > > > I am not sure how to achieve this using asp.net > > since there are no > > frames to divide the page. I believe this can be > > achieved only by > > using html, but would someone please tell me how? > > And how could this > > be integrated with ASP.net? > > > > Also, is it possible to implement tab control > > features on a web page > > in asp.net? This is not available among the web > > server controls. > > > > Thanks in advance for your help. > > > > Ravi Swaminathan > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > SPONSORED LINKS > > Basic programming language Computer programming > > languages Programming languages Java programming > > language > > > > --------------------------------- > > YAHOO! 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