- Dynamic Themes with Nested Master Pages: 3rd of a Series
(wouldn't it be great if you didn't have to copy a site to have another...)
This demo will add themes to the Nested Master Pages demo. Whether it is for a change of season, holiday, promotion, department or entity this topic will show you how easy it is. And it includes the Accordion Menu...
- Accordion Menu within a Nested Master Page: 2nd of a Series
(a nested nightmare... not really)
So, you downloaded the Ajax Control Toolkit to be part of your Visual Studio environment and found that the Accordion Control is a cool one and it should be used in the side menu of a nested MasterPage. So you gave it a whirl, and the damn thing ain't working as expected. Again, this is due to how MasterPages are assembled and work. Now, let's put the frustration aside and read on...
- Nested Master Pages, Embedded Links to fill ContentPlaceHolders: 1st of a Series
(let's not hard code everything... do away with a darn sitemap)
Master Page demo's (samples) are scarce when searching for a clean starting point to launch a new project, here one will be provided and a little discussion on how to begin and envision the design (the toughest part is writing that first bit of code). We'll address having a main menu in the header which loads multiple menus in a side menu which then loads user content.
- TreeView (Part 1: Multiple Select):
(101 ways to do it, how 'bout an easy way...)
The TreeView control is a great control that allows the user to drill-down through a hierarchy of items and make a selection. But, how easy is it to set it up for a multiple selection and capture the values selected? This too, is easy...
- TreeView (Part 2: Saving and Retrieving the Selection):
(so, you want save your user's options, to make it user friendly... ok)
This will build upon Part 1: Multiple Select. Is it easy? Of course!
Good luck and happy writing.
the WebPepper team