From: Alex Thomas on 22 Jun 2010 01:29 I would like to provide tabbed functionality in an asp .net application. However, I would like to maintain state on the client while moving within the tabs and navigating to other screens. What are the best ways to achieve a rich client interface in a asp .net application ? Can you please provide with technology options within the .net framework web technologies and possibly some sample sites/code ? Thanks, Alex
From: Mr. Arnold on 22 Jun 2010 04:05 Alex Thomas wrote: > I would like to provide tabbed functionality in an asp .net application. > However, I would like to maintain state on the client while moving within the > tabs and navigating to other screens. You can keep state on each page using Hidden Fields and passing data from one page to the next not good for passing data between pages but rather the same page on a PostBack, or you can keep state with Session variables passed between pages. There are plenty of examples of how to do this if you search Bing or Google. > What are the best ways to achieve a > rich client interface in a asp .net application ? Can you please provide with > technology options within the .net framework web technologies and possibly > some sample sites/code ? > You should also look-up (plenty of examples) on how to use MVP (Model View Presenter) or MVC (Model View Controller). <http://www.dofactory.com/Framework/Framework.aspx>
From: Hillbilly on 23 Jun 2010 20:47 I've used LinkButtons and my own HTML/CSS to build my own tabbed navigation "containers" but when I started needing a lot of instances I decided the best choice --for me--at the time-- was to use the Ajax Tabbed Container Control. Go to http://asp.net/ and look at the Ajax Controls. "Alex Thomas" <AlexThomas(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A41C09B6-58F3-4D3D-92C8-C0C4D374D2D0(a)microsoft.com... >I would like to provide tabbed functionality in an asp .net application. > However, I would like to maintain state on the client while moving within > the > tabs and navigating to other screens. What are the best ways to achieve a > rich client interface in a asp .net application ? Can you please provide > with > technology options within the .net framework web technologies and > possibly > some sample sites/code ? > > Thanks, > > Alex
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