Like tabStrips in VB

Discussion in 'ASP.NET / ASP.NET Core' started by CCprogrammer, Sep 27, 2004.

Thread Status:
Threads that have been inactive for 5 years or longer are closed to further replies. Please start a new thread.
  1. Hello Gentelmen,
    >>>
    >>> Please could you advice me the next :
    >>>
    >>> i made a program with vb.5 using a TabStrip Tool just like in your pages.
    >>>
    >>> which i have in my form : 4 combo boxes as basic data to be choosen and
    >>> i have 1 TabStrip inside it i have 6 tabs and 6 Picture Box inside this
    >>> Picture Box i have a data for each Picture Box .
    >>>
    >>> this Picture box changed by choosing the Tabs.
    >>>
    >>> So It's only 1 Form , 1 TabStrip (with 6 Tabs and 6 Picture Box).
    >>>
    >>> How can i do this in asp.net by using what?

    by another way:

    i think i could 'nt explain what i need , look

    i want something like frame that i can put in this frame some textboxes and
    labels , and tables ,...etc, and when i press a button this frame become
    visible and when i press another button this frame can be hidden with all of
    it's components, in the same web page.

    thanks and very best regards
     
  2. If you are using ASP.net, you can hide/unhide labels and form elements based on events. For example, you can hide a textbox control named TextBox1:

    TextBox1.Visible = false;
     
  3. You might try the asp:panel control. For example:
    <asp:panel id="MyPanel" runat="server" visible="false">
    ' place all of the html and controls that you
    ' want to show or hide at once here
    </asp:panel>

    Then turn the panel on or off with MyPanel.visible = "true | false"
     
  4. thanks Lukas

    but it's toooo much (tables,labels,textboxes.......)

    could you inform me how to hide a table made by html.

    by the way there's a file am searching for it to handle this

    TabStrips Named "Microsoft.web.ui.webcontrols.dll

    i hope it helps if we find it
     
  5. Yep,

    go with the panel, which effectively renders as a DIV to the HTML page, so you have the option of either hiding and un hiding the panl with a postback event or if you want to save some overhead, a few lines of javascript, will have your users thinking they are using a client application, to hide and unhide the DIV

    Michael
     
Thread Status:
Threads that have been inactive for 5 years or longer are closed to further replies. Please start a new thread.

Share This Page