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  1. Oct 23rd, 2002, 11:54 AM #1
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    Arrow New to ASP.NET [RESOLVED]

    How come when I design an ASP Web Form, it doesn't look like the design when browsed to? Thanks, Jeremy
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  2. Oct 23rd, 2002, 01:15 PM #2
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    what browser are you using? I'm using IE 6.0 on an XP box and the design of some of my controls look a little different also, but the function is still the same?
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  3. Oct 23rd, 2002, 01:30 PM #3
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    THanks

    I'm using IE 6.0 on Windows 2000 Pro. This might sound dumb but how do I create a new web form? Please answer, not a joke. Thanks, Jeremy
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    Are you using vs.net? If you are then u click add new item to your project and choose webform. Also if you want to navigate form page to page you going to want to use response.redirect("PageName.aspx")
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  6. Oct 23rd, 2002, 01:47 PM #5
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    VS.NET

    I am using VS.NET and I have designed a form by adding labels and text boxes but when I browse to the page, I get all of the labels but all on the first line and not looking anything like I designed it to. Does this make sense? Thanks, Jeremy
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    What is the page layout on the web page? Is there a MS_POSITIONING="GridLayout" in the <body> tag?
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    Yup.

    Yes it is. Say, is Visual Studio.NET's Design Window a WYSIWYG type deal? If not, that would explain my problem. Got anymore ideas? I'm lost. Thanks, Jeremy
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    I would design the page in Dream weaver..then add your Asp code to it.
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    Yes, VS.NET is a WYSIWYG editor, as long as i have the MS_POSITIONING="GridLayout" i have never had a problem with the way the controls are displayed. If you delete the MS_POSITIONING="GridLayout" line, then it works like any other HTML WYSIWYG editor. Like Dreamweaver, Frontpage, etc..
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    any tuturials around tehre for NEWBIE ASP.NET ppl?
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    Any idea?

    Any idea what I'm doing wrong? I'm creating a Web Form. Then I'm adding Form Controls to the form. I am just adding a Label right now to check if it runs right. It never seems to display properly. Please help and thanks again, Jeremy
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    ah btw im having some problems due lack of permissions..but im admnistrator..so..what do i have to do lol?
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  15. Oct 23rd, 2002, 04:05 PM #13
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    Here it is.

    Here is the project. All it is is a new form with a Label at the top. Thanks, Jeremy
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    I loaded this page up and it loaded the label off to the right, where does the label line up on your browser?
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    To The Left

    The label loads up to the left and the text isn't formatted like I wanted (Large, Microsoft Sans Serif and bold). It should load up in the middle of the form. Any ideas why? Thanks again, Jeremy
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  18. Oct 23rd, 2002, 05:18 PM #16
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    I GOT IT! WOOHOOO!

    I had to reregister ASP.NET with IIS. Thanks for all of your help, Jeremy
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