How to hide Javascript message in status bar?
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Hi, I want to hide "javascript:_dopostback()" message in status bar while clicking the Linkbutton. Please give me an idea. Thanks.
You can't. Why would you want to ?
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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You can't. Why would you want to ?
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Hi, First, I used LinkButton in my project to transfer the page. But in some browsers javascript may be disabled. In that situation Linkbutton won't work. So, I used Button to transfer the page. If the button's caption is too long it won't wrap the text. So, I tried for ImageButton and placed the text to be displayed as link in "Alternate Text". It works fine in Mozila i.e. if the link is for 4 lines, the imagebutton automatically resized. But in IE 6 a cross mark is displayed for the image not given and the link text didn't resized. Now my problem is which control to select for displaying the links. Please give me an idea. Thanks.
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Hi, First, I used LinkButton in my project to transfer the page. But in some browsers javascript may be disabled. In that situation Linkbutton won't work. So, I used Button to transfer the page. If the button's caption is too long it won't wrap the text. So, I tried for ImageButton and placed the text to be displayed as link in "Alternate Text". It works fine in Mozila i.e. if the link is for 4 lines, the imagebutton automatically resized. But in IE 6 a cross mark is displayed for the image not given and the link text didn't resized. Now my problem is which control to select for displaying the links. Please give me an idea. Thanks.
If you want to work where there is no javascript, then just use pure HTML for your links. However, I'm not sure how much ASP.NET is going to work without javascript, you're going to have to test everything and assume nothing.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.