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Last Post 10 Sep 2006 01:33 PM by Steve Provencher. 2 Replies.
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Reginald Thomas
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28 Aug 2006 11:16 PM  
I am trying out different things in this version of form master. And one of them is the ability to apply a class to a field control and etc.

After reviewing your tutorial on
http://www.code5systems.com/Portals...tting.html

Is it possible for me to apply separate classes in the same way for this version such as
NormalTextBox;addressInfo for a field class and the 2nd to Table Cell?

Just curious.

Also is it possible to define a Rowspan of 2 in the instance one may have a 2 column table?

Thanks
Reginald Thomas
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07 Sep 2006 08:46 PM  
Is this possible? Or is there a way to manipulate the code with out too much trouble?

Thanks...

Sorry i'm using Form Master for DNN version 2.x If it was up to me, I'd redo the WHOLE website as 3.x but i don't have a choice in this case.
Thank you for your support of this product. I feel like i'm left out of all the cool goodies and potential of form master. Its as if i'm still using the equivalent of outdated Windows 3.11.

Anyway... thanks for your patience with me on this one.
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10 Sep 2006 01:33 PM  
RegGFX,

Sorry I am answering 3 days after your post. My mail server here at PortalWebHosting has not been good for several weeks. I get multiplie copies of some emails, then don't get other ones.

The tutorial does not apply to the DNN 2 version. There is really no way to control an individual table cell as in the DNN3 version. You can control all the cells by supplying a class name in "Table Class" field the defining the class like:

.myTableClass TD
{
background:yellow;
}

But this will affect all cell within the table containing the form.

As far at modifying the code, the form is generated on the fly using the code behind and is not available in design mode.

Steve
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