2. Adjusting button height by font size
All,
I came across some code that doesn't work very well. It adjusts the
size of a button based on the font that we use. The font can be
adjusted by the user.
using (Graphics g = this._btnClose.CreateGraphics())
{
this._btnClose.Height = (int)(g.MeasureString(this._btnClose.Text,
this._btnClose.Font).Height * 1.25);
}
This is not enough, since the text is being cut off at the bottom (up
to 2 pixels). To be honest, a factor of 1.25 seems rather arbitrary
to me. I don't like this code for other reasons... one being that a
value of 25.99 will yield a value of 25.
I figure there is probably a better way. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Brian
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4. adjust the row height for some rows
I am creating DataGrid Dynamically on the fly and binding an empty one
column datatable through a DataView object
I would like to dynamically adjust the row height for some rows of the
datagrid. Everything is done in the Page_Load event as follows
dgDynamic =
System.Activator.CreateInstance(GetType(DataGrid))
dgDynamic.AutoGenerateColumns = False
dgDynamic.CssClass = "dgcss"
dgDynamic.DataSource = CreateDataSource()
dgDynamic.DataBind()
Then when I try to acces the table control as follows I
'Dim Tbl As Table = dgDynamic.Controls(0)"
I get out of index error, when checking in a debug session
the dgDynamic.controls.coun = 0
Any ideas or example on how to manipulate the cells ?
Thanks
5. Automatically adjust TextBox's height - ASP.NET Web Controls
My form contains only a filled in table. I'd like to make the table height be a fixed pixel value. I tried putting height on the <asp:Table and on the <asp:TableRow and on the <asp:TableCell None of the above seen to make any difference. In all cases the table adjusts itself to the cell contents. My first choice would be to set rows with various heights. Failing that, I'd like to set the table height and let the row heights all be equal. Can you tell what I'm doing wrong? Thanks in advance
7. Getting an asp.net TextBox to fill a screen and adjust height dynamically - Asp.Net
8. Getting an asp.net TextBox to fill a screen and adjust height
xhtml has no replacement (it just depicated, not removed), but its a valid event for html 4.0/ 5.0/ xhtml2 (undepicated if htmlelement). -- bruce (sqlwork.com) "Terry" wrote: > Thanks Bruce! That that worked exactly as I had hoped. > > I did find that the "onresize" event in the body element is not valid > for XHTML Transitional markup. I took out the DOCTYPE reference to > test your code, and it worked. I'll probably have to find a work- > around for the onresize event if I want my web page to enforce XHTML > Transitional. > > Thanks again. >