I recently upgraded to VS2005 and converted some projects from 1.1 to 2.0
and am seeing two weird behaviors I can't seem to resolve, and am wondering
if they are bugs or something I'm forgetting to do or add.
(issue 1)
When setting up a panel control with border settings:
<asp:Panel Backcolor="Burl yWood" Borderstyle="Ri dge"
BorderColor="Bl ack" BorderWidth="1p x" ... Runat="server" />
When I load the page, the border settings do not show, unless I resize
the browser. Anyone experienced this one or see something I'm missing?
(issue 2)
If I preload a Textbox control with text such as:
protected void Page_Load(objec t sender, EventArgs e)
{
TextBox1.Text = "abc";
}
protected void Button_Submit_C lick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string s = TextBox1.Text;
}
And then add more text manually by typing something like "xyz".
Then I click a Submit button and if I read the text in the Textbox control
it reads only "abc", instead of "abcxyz" as I might expect. But if I don't
pre-load any text and just type "xyz" into an empty Textbox control, then
when read in code, I get "xyz" as expected. Anyone seen this problem
before, or see what my problem is? 1 1433
(issue 2) solved - Brain freeze on this one - I forgot to put my preloaded
text in a (IsPostBack) block.
Still would like help on issue 1 though. Thanks
"Mark Denardo" <ma**@markdenar do.netwrote in message
news:3-*************** *************** @starstream.net ...
>I recently upgraded to VS2005 and converted some projects from 1.1 to 2.0 and am seeing two weird behaviors I can't seem to resolve, and am wondering if they are bugs or something I'm forgetting to do or add.
(issue 1)
When setting up a panel control with border settings:
<asp:Panel Backcolor="Burl yWood" Borderstyle="Ri dge"
BorderColor="Bl ack" BorderWidth="1p x" ... Runat="server" />
When I load the page, the border settings do not show, unless I resize
the browser. Anyone experienced this one or see something I'm missing?
(issue 2)
If I preload a Textbox control with text such as:
protected void Page_Load(objec t sender, EventArgs e)
{
TextBox1.Text = "abc";
}
protected void Button_Submit_C lick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string s = TextBox1.Text;
}
And then add more text manually by typing something like "xyz".
Then I click a Submit button and if I read the text in the Textbox control
it reads only "abc", instead of "abcxyz" as I might expect. But if I
don't pre-load any text and just type "xyz" into an empty Textbox control,
then when read in code, I get "xyz" as expected. Anyone seen this problem
before, or see what my problem is?
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