lgm001
Last Activity: May 1 '12, 01:20 PM
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For most of us, one day it just "works out" like a light bulb turning on. In the mean time, I would suggest that you could look at some of the CSS sites for tutorials. -
Sorry ... typo.
I stand corrected.Leave a comment:
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Well... post a dataset to work with then...Leave a comment:
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C#, piece of cake...
I assume that the images in the listview are in an ImageList?
In your mouse down event....
listView1.DoDra gDrop(listView1 .SelectedItems, DragDropEffects .Move);
In the picturebox's DragEnter event...
int len=e.Data.GetF ormats().Length-1 ;
int i;
for (i = 0 ; i<=len ;i++)
{
if (e.Data.GetForm ats()[i].Equals("System .Windows.Forms. ListView+Select edListViewItemC ollection"))...Leave a comment:
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God you people make your lives difficult...
Reads your mySql manual...
Using SQL outer joins will yield the differences.
SELECT * FROM customer LEFT JOIN scrub
-> ON customer.firstn ame = scrub.firstname
-> AND customer.lastna me = scrub.last
-> WHERE customer.firstn ame IS NULL;
Basically this says give me all the records that are in scrub and match them with...Leave a comment:
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I think I get what you mean...
You want hover effects on you submit button?
<form id="myform">
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<a class="mybutton " href="javascrip t:document.myfo rm.submit(); return true;">Button Text</a>
</form>
Now you can style the button anyway you like with...
a.mybutton { styling the normal state }
a.mybutton:hove r { styling...Leave a comment:
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Arghhh... Don't use <center></center>... its been deprecated...
Okay... set a width on your table...
<table style="width: 800px; margin: 0 auto;">
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</table>
what this does is it makes the top and bottom margin 0, and sets the left and right to whatever is left. Thus you get a centered div or image or whatever.Leave a comment:
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Hate to state the obvious, but what we need to point out is that it appears that the selectors in the CSS are incorrect...
# is used when you are selecting and ID'ed item...
so to select <div id="globbler"> you use #gobbler for CSS (and jquery).
In your question, you have the value
<ul class="flyout"> and then in the CSS selector, you use #flyout... these simply...Leave a comment:
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can I make a suggestion here? I prefer not to use floats, because this usually results in complete strangeness. For forms I have been using the following format these day...
...Code:<fieldset> <legend>My Formname or section name</legend> <div> <label for="controlname">Hello</label> <input type="text" id="controlname" /> <label
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