CSS Friendly Contol Adapters

[fin.ack]

Greetings,

Thanks for all the great videos and competent forum member contributions.
I hope to be a contributing member soon.

Some quick background info:
Using VSTS 2008 3.5 Framework

Didn't find anything relevant in these forums or google about this subject which
I found strange.

Do I have the ability to utilize the CSS Friendly Control Adapters on my DASP.net site?
If so, what steps do I need to take to implement their functionality within my DASP.net site?

Any links or doc's in regards to DASP.net and CSS Friendly Control Adapters are very much welcome.

The only links Ifind on this subject even when I include Discountasp.net in the search string,
almost all point back to MS's CSS Friendly Control Adpater page.

Using the this Forums search function doesn't turn up anything, which I find strange.

Thanks

[wisemx]

Hi,
I haven't tested them with 3.5 but maybe Joe Stagner has.
Post in the ASP.NET forums and see if anyone has yet. http://community.discountasp.net/emoticons/wink.gif
http://forums.asp.net/1018.aspx
http://www.misfitgeek.com/default.aspx

Salute,
Mark

[fin.ack]

wisemx said...
Hi,
I haven't tested them with 3.5 but maybe Joe Stagner has.
Post in the ASP.NET forums and see if anyone has yet. http://community.discountasp.net/emoticons/wink.gif
http://forums.asp.net/1018.aspx
http://www.misfitgeek.com/default.aspx

Salute,
Mark
Hi Mark,

Thanks for your reply and all the nice videos you've produced. Very helpful.

Has anyone that you know of used the Css Friendly Control Adapters on their Discountasp.net site?
I'm assuming if it can be done with .NET 2.0 that it can be done with 3.5. I was just thinking that I needed to do something special
to get these controls working in a hosted type of environment like DASP.NET.

I'll post something their site. Thanks again.

Joshua

[wisemx]

Yes I tested it here for the ASP.NET team under v2 but have not tried it on IIS7 or v3.5 yet.
I'm really swamped right now but will try to test it again in a few weeks.
Salute,
Mark