Moveable Menubars
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Hey everyone, I am new to ASP .NET and i was wondering something. I have a panel on a webform and it has links in it. i would like to be able to find a way to be able to make it where i could move the panel around while i'm on the page in runtime. Does anyone have any ideas on how to do this or know how to do this. I would appreciate any ideas or tips. Thanks, ccotton333
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Hey everyone, I am new to ASP .NET and i was wondering something. I have a panel on a webform and it has links in it. i would like to be able to find a way to be able to make it where i could move the panel around while i'm on the page in runtime. Does anyone have any ideas on how to do this or know how to do this. I would appreciate any ideas or tips. Thanks, ccotton333
Hi there, IMO, you can use a behavour such as moveable in the DHTML Behaviors Library to make the menu bar movable at the client side. You can also develop your own custom behaviour, then apply it to your menu bar. For more infromation, you can see: Moveable Behavior[^] Drag Drop Behaviour[^]
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Hi there, IMO, you can use a behavour such as moveable in the DHTML Behaviors Library to make the menu bar movable at the client side. You can also develop your own custom behaviour, then apply it to your menu bar. For more infromation, you can see: Moveable Behavior[^] Drag Drop Behaviour[^]
Thanks i'll try it out but the problem is i can set that up but i'm doing this site for a friend or mine and he would like to be able to move the stuff around and then lock it into place and that be the way that everyone else sees the site however he arranges it. i know how to do the drag and drop idea i'm just trying to decide how to save that setting i'm sure i could store it in a database and pull that info on load of the page or something. i know how to do everything in DHTML but when it comes to storing the coordinates so they can be used by everyone so the page will always be the same unless he changes it up. but i'll check out this info and see if maybe i can come up with something that'll get the job done. Thanks for everything, ccotton333