how to generate page like.... in C# asp.net

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  • jojee
    New Member
    • Aug 2008
    • 11
    #1

    how to generate page like.... in C# asp.net

    Hi evey one can anyone help me in asp.net C# that how to generate the window like that "http://www.doccop.com/corpus_report.h tml?nc=0.808608 97&faq=yes"
    click on this link and plz help me that should i use frames for that or some thing else(i think that these are two seperate html files which are then bind to gether) plz reply if u have any elegent solution thanx
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    • Curtis Rutland
      Recognized Expert Specialist
      • Apr 2008
      • 3264
      #2
      It doesn't work that way on this forum. You have to do the work. We can help you with specific coding issues, but we won't do your homework/assignment for you. Try it yourself, and if you need specific coding help, you can make a post about it. But we won't design your page for you.

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      Look into hiding and showing DIVs.

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        • jojee
          New Member
          • Aug 2008
          • 11
          #3
          Originally posted by insertAlias
          It doesn't work that way on this forum. You have to do the work. We can help you with specific coding issues, but we won't do your homework/assignment for you. Try it yourself, and if you need specific coding help, you can make a post about it. But we won't design your page for you.

          MODERATOR

          Look into hiding and showing DIVs.

          Respected sir i dont need any code regarding this one i just need that what is that concept(idea or logic) which the above link had have used coz i have tried many approches but all invain so just post me the idea that how this will implement in c# thanx

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            • Curtis Rutland
              Recognized Expert Specialist
              • Apr 2008
              • 3264
              #4
              Like I said, this is done with <DIV> tags. You can hide them and show them. But you will have to use CSS and Javascript, not ASP.NET.

              Alternatively, if you are using the Framework 3.5, you can use panels and updatepanels. Position a panel where you want it with absolute positioning, wrap it with an updatepanel, and set the panel's visibility to false. You can hide and show it without a postback using AJAX.

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                • jojee
                  New Member
                  • Aug 2008
                  • 11
                  #5
                  Originally posted by insertAlias
                  Like I said, this is done with <DIV> tags. You can hide them and show them. But you will have to use CSS and Javascript, not ASP.NET.

                  Alternatively, if you are using the Framework 3.5, you can use panels and updatepanels. Position a panel where you want it with absolute positioning, wrap it with an updatepanel, and set the panel's visibility to false. You can hide and show it without a postback using AJAX.
                  thanx very much for uy co-operation

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