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I have a few text boxes on a web form:
txtName, txtEmail and txtFeedback
The txtName and txtEmail have a background color of Yellow when I run my app...why?! I have not set this up :(
It seems to be doing it if I specifically name the text boxes txtEmail and txtName...why?!
Woka
The most common "names" for textboxes make them yellow. (That's what I've noticed) I guess you could either set a style property in there, or change the ID of the textbox.
.NET is good, coding wise. But the IDE designer SUCKS!
I have .NET 2003 and it's really starting to grate on me as it has so many little tiony annoying bugs, ie it keeps loosing the align property of a HTML table. Very frustrating.
I don't want my textbox yellow, I don't want to have to start playing with styles...I shouldn't have to :(
woka
Are you typing out the HTML or are you going for the click/drag/drop technique? If it's the second one, then you deserve it! :p
2nd option :(
I don't know HTML that well to not use the designer :(
It sucks. It's SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO bugged!
I delete a text box from the web form and add a new one. Try and rename as the same as the one I have deleted and it says that the name already exists and can't have 2 controls with the same name.
When it's deleted the reference in the web form designer code:
Doesn't get removed! How stupid is that!VB Code:
This version of .NET is so bugged that it would be almost impossible to develope HUGE apps using the designer, coz it's just screwed up :(
Woka
Do you have the google toolbar installed? It colors fields that it can fill out, at least that is what I have found. I used to think it was the designer, but it is actually Google Toolbar.
If you don't know HTML that well, you are most likely not designing HUGE apps. I think it is just fine for developing HUGE apps as you put it. The style part is all ran from a template anyway, the rest is just coding and styling the controls needed by my code. I use the designer to get things in place, but the fine tuning has, and seems like it will always be, finished by hand.Quote:
Originally posted by Wokawidget
2nd option :(
I don't know HTML that well to not use the designer :(
...
This version of .NET is so bugged that it would be almost impossible to develope HUGE apps using the designer, coz it's just screwed up :(
Woka
The next VS version is supposed to help us out a lot in this respect, but that isn't until next year.
Are you using Code Behind?Quote:
Originally posted by Wokawidget
2nd option :(
I don't know HTML that well to not use the designer :(
It sucks. It's SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO bugged!
I delete a text box from the web form and add a new one. Try and rename as the same as the one I have deleted and it says that the name already exists and can't have 2 controls with the same name.
When it's deleted the reference in the web form designer code:
Doesn't get removed! How stupid is that!VB Code:
This version of .NET is so bugged that it would be almost impossible to develope HUGE apps using the designer, coz it's just screwed up :(
Woka
I have .NET 2003 and as soon as I delete anything the code is removed from the .aspx page and the .aspx.vb page also.
I don't think this is a bug.
Yes, mine does that most times. But sometimes it doesn't remove the code for the control. Then when I try to create a new one with the same name as the one I deleted it won't let me.
That's just one of the many little annoying bugs with it.
Woof
Did you see this post of mine ^ ?Quote:
Originally posted by hellswraith
Do you have the google toolbar installed? It colors fields that it can fill out, at least that is what I have found. I used to think it was the designer, but it is actually Google Toolbar.
Did it solve your problem?
sorry. Am just this second about to leave for work.
I will let you know in about an hour if it worked :)
CHeers.
Woof