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Uploading Zip files in Umbraco 7

I have am in the process of setting up an Umbraco 7 website that has limited editing facilities (i.e. only one person will be updating the site, a relatively experienced user at that). I would like this user to be able to upload Zip files. It appears that the disallowedUploadFiles in config/umbracoSettings.config is totally ignored: […]

Tags: asp.net webforms

ASP.NET Webforms Gridview width expanding outside container

Do you have an ASP.NET Webforms application with the GridView expanding outside of its container? Your markup might look like this:


<%--Markup to enter search criteria and then set Visible="true" on the ResultsPanel for example--%>
...
<%--Markup to show results--%>
<asp:Panel ID="ResultsPanel" runat="server" Visible="false">
    <asp:GridView ID="ResultsGridView" runat="server">
...
    </asp:GridView>
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</asp:Panel>

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<%--Markup to enter search criteria and then set Visible="true" on the ResultsPanel for example--%>

...

<%--Markup to show results--%>

<asp:Panel ID="ResultsPanel" runat="server" Visible="false">

<asp:GridView ID="ResultsGridView" runat="server">

...

</asp:GridView>

...

</asp:Panel>

Because the GridView uses a table, sometimes the width of it might expand to larger than your browser window. This might be fine (you could use the scroll bar at the bottom of […]

Tags: javascript

IE9 problems with document.GetElementById()

I have worked in the past for corporate clients who are still using IE9. So despite IE and IE9 in particular not being that widespread in the wild, for these intranet systems, my apps must support IE9. This is not usually a problem, but I do recall a problem occurring in the past which went […]

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