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Quickly add Dynamic, animated ToolTip content to any HTML element(s) on your webpage.
www.aspnettooltip.com
Features- Assign a rich Tool-Tip to any ASP.NET WebControl using a visual interface.
- Design attractive ToolTip and Rollovers that can include HTML, Flash animations, Videos and Images.
- Visually style the tool tip, its behavior and drop shadow.
- Fine tune the timing and style of your Tool-Tip animations using ASP.NET properties.
- Microsoft AJAX ready, WAI-Accessible and XHTML-Compliant.
- Free, comprehensive support is on call to guide you through every step of your trial and integration process, and will remain readily available throughout the life of this product.
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1.x, 2.0, 3.0 |
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August Wind Software's ControlGrouper provides a way to easily control properties for multiple controls, in one way or the other, with only one event handler.
Properties which may be controlled are:
Enabled
Visible
Width
Additionally, you may remove the text for multiple controls, using the ControlGrouper.
For instance, when submitting a form, all textboxes added to the ChosenContrlols collection of a particular ControlGrouper, can have the text removed, by using the Boolean property of the ControlGrouper itself....  |
2.0, 3.5 |
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The MuddledHyperlink control is intended to make life difficult for spammers who pilfer your site for all email addresses. It replaces the Hyperlink control for ASP.NET.
When a hyperlink is downloaded to the client, the actual link is modestly scrambled and is not descrambled until the user clicks on the link. Each visit to the page, the control selects a random algorithm to use when scrambling the email address
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1.x, 2.0 |
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The email obfuscator control works very much like a .NET Hyperlink control except that it does not have NavigateUrl and Target properties but instead has EmailAddress. The control also allows you to choose between a number of encoding mechanisms that will hide your email address from spam bots using javascript techniques. Also as spam bots are getting cleverer there is an option for you to make your own custom encoder....  |
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The LiveHyperlink control is part of PowerWEB Live Controls for ASP.NET, a suite of 20+ server controls, each of which has the capability to update the browser from the server without refreshing (flashing) the entire page. New techniques are possible such as writing web applications that look & feel like Windows applications, streaming data to the browser, performing advanced DHTML effects, playing sounds, displaying messageboxes, all using server-side code. The controls are cross-browser compatible, with no security warnings, ActiveX, Java Applets, Flash, or other browser plugins required.
The LiveHyperlink control replaces the standard ASP.NET Hyperlink control, using remote-scripted callback technology in place of postback technology. As a result, the dynamically change link targets/images based on current state of application. The interface is not changed, so this occurs without any disruption to the user's interaction with the page.
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1.x, 2.0, 3.0 |
9,354 |
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ASP.NET changed the way we think about navigation on the web. Most of the functionality allowed by ASP.NET comes from the method of posting back to the same page in order to run server-side code. The first and most annoying issue realized from this method is the loss of client scroll position on each postback. Microsoft anticipated this and provided a very complex and sometimes buggy SmartNavigation option. This basically renders postbacks in a hidden IFrame and uses JavaScript to update the current page. SmartNavigation is not perfect, and does not work well in all situations. There is a lag time between the time action is performed on the page and the time the JavaScript gets around to updating the page. Since the screen doesn't "flicker" with SmartNavigation, the user may be left wondering if the page is responding at all.
Other developers familiar (and fed up with) this scrolling issue have attempted to solve it by placing bookmarks near the control or the row of the datagrid that caused a postback. This still causes the page to return to a different position than the user was at just before postback. This method can also be time consuming and tedious to implement.
Enter the SmartScroller control. With this custom server control, a developer just drags-and-drops it on the page and the problem is solved. Without any coding or effort, the control goes to work to save the scroll position of the page between postbacks. It is accurate to the pixel and works on BOTH Internet Explorer and Nescape (as early as version 4.7)....
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A new presentation of the classic hint. The presentation can be set in the page designing mode with the help of the editor. A special template is provided, which can contain the server control elements as well as the static HTML. WebHint can be linked to a separate control element or a markup static element as well as to all elements of the page. The user may find useful the mode of hinting for only those server control elements which have a definite tooltype-property or static elements which have a set title....  |
2.0, 3.0 |
1,204 |
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