UpdatePanel - adding Style?

[Rob Meade]

Hi all,

Ok - this might sound kinda stupid - but I cant see how to do it...

I've got an update panel which contains, on one horizontal line, a drop down
list, then an image, then another drop down list and then another image.

I want to align the images so that they are in the middle of the row so to
speak, ie, not at the top. As the updatePanel simply renders a DIV tag I
figured that I would be able to do something like:

updatePanel.Style.Add("vertical-align", "middle")

turns out not - there's no "Style" property...

then I look for "Attributes" in order to use

updatePanel.Attributes.Add etc

this isn't there either....

So, anyone know how I might achieve what I want without having to go down
some complex route of adding tables to my layout (more than I alread
have)...

Regards

Rob

[Aidy]

<asp:Panel Style="your style here" ... />

"Rob Meade" <ku***************@edaem.borwrote in message
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Hi all,

Ok - this might sound kinda stupid - but I cant see how to do it...

I've got an update panel which contains, on one horizontal line, a drop
down list, then an image, then another drop down list and then another
image.

I want to align the images so that they are in the middle of the row so to
speak, ie, not at the top. As the updatePanel simply renders a DIV tag I
figured that I would be able to do something like:

updatePanel.Style.Add("vertical-align", "middle")

turns out not - there's no "Style" property...

then I look for "Attributes" in order to use

updatePanel.Attributes.Add etc

this isn't there either....

So, anyone know how I might achieve what I want without having to go down
some complex route of adding tables to my layout (more than I alread
have)...

Regards

Rob

[Rob Meade]

"Aidy" wrote ...

<asp:Panel Style="your style here" ... />

Hello Aidy,

Thank you for your reply.

I should have added more information...I'm creating the updatePanel
programmatically...ie..

Dim updatePanel As UpdatePanel

updatePanel = New UpdatePanel

updatePanel.Style.Add() <-- doesn't exist
updatePanel.Attribritures <-- doesn't exist

Any thoughts?

Rob

[bruce barker]

the update panel is basically a placeholder, whose inner html can be
replaced by client script.

just put a div inside/outside with the style you desire.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
Rob Meade wrote:

Hi all,

Ok - this might sound kinda stupid - but I cant see how to do it...

I've got an update panel which contains, on one horizontal line, a drop down
list, then an image, then another drop down list and then another image.

I want to align the images so that they are in the middle of the row so to
speak, ie, not at the top. As the updatePanel simply renders a DIV tag I
figured that I would be able to do something like:

updatePanel.Style.Add("vertical-align", "middle")

turns out not - there's no "Style" property...

then I look for "Attributes" in order to use

updatePanel.Attributes.Add etc

this isn't there either....

So, anyone know how I might achieve what I want without having to go down
some complex route of adding tables to my layout (more than I alread
have)...

Regards

Rob

[Aidy]

Are you sure you are using a panel and not a placeholder?

"Rob Meade" <ku***************@edaem.borwrote in message
news:ue**************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

"Aidy" wrote ...

><asp:Panel Style="your style here" ... />

Hello Aidy,

Thank you for your reply.

I should have added more information...I'm creating the updatePanel
programmatically...ie..

Dim updatePanel As UpdatePanel

updatePanel = New UpdatePanel

updatePanel.Style.Add() <-- doesn't exist
updatePanel.Attribritures <-- doesn't exist

Any thoughts?

Rob