auto is the default for width 

But is it something you can specify? What's the point of an auto width'd div? 

Its the only way you can declare the default and override a style if you set ALL divs to a specific width. 

Who does that????

The only thing I figured a div automatically does was adjust to it's parent. 

Jibblies said:

Its the only way you can declare the default and override a style if you set ALL divs to a specific width.

He's a UI Engineer.

Who the fuck are you? 

Shouldn't you be out chasing rocks? 

Shouldn't you be out chasing rocks?

shouldn't you be learning how to do your job properly? 

shouldn't you be learning how to do your job properly?

Shouldn't you be back in the Lost thread pissing people off? 

Shouldn't you be back in the Lost thread pissing people off?

damn, you're right, I should 

egojab said:

damn, you're right, I should

oh crap =p 

anybody here ever worked with Smarty ? 

Me. 

of course you have..

alright real quick, if I'm passing a variable which contains a filename, is there a way i can get that info in smarty ? I haven't seen any file functions.. 

actually.. nevermind.. I just figured out a simple way of doing it .. 

I'm in the mood to jump ship.
Who has enough freelance work to keep me going while I make the switch to a new job? :D 

I do, but it's all mine. 

I love Smarty. A lot of people diss it but it works really well at seperating application and design. 

I do, but it's all mine.

You're a gay designer. I was looking for real man work. 

Jibs, you US or UK? We're looking for an ASP developer.

http://www.thnk.co.uk/jobs/aspnetdeveloper/ 

Jibblies said:

You're a gay designer. I was looking for real man work.

that cut..deep. 

I'm in the US.. 

MVP = Model View Presenter.
TDD = Test Drive Design (not really a pattern).
IoC = Inversion of Control.

When do I start? heh 

TDD = Test Driven Design (not really a pattern).

Actually, I would say it is. 

I guess in a broad sense it is. All of the patterns are test driven designs.. that's how they became patterns :P 

I love TTD. When I first heard about it, I was like "What? Fuck off". Now, can't live without it. Well, I could, I would just rather not. 

I could do that job... but I'm in the US too. 

Sekka, tell your bosses they should open a US office. mmk? 

Yea... then me and Jibblies can spring the coop we're in. I know AJAX too if that helps. 

My skillset:

C#
PHP
Javascript
VBScript
Coffee
Smoking
Energy Drinks

Those last 3 have to count for something. 

I can parse xml like a motherfucker too! 

mine is pretty much the same as yours jibb - only throw in css, vb.net and asp. oh.. and get rid of the smoking part. 

I can do the whole html/css thing too.. I'd just rather have a designer do it. hehe 

hmmm?

/looks around all meercat like 

isn't that what they're there for? 

So I figure I'll ask just for the sake of asking.

I'm using ASP.NET 2.0, C#. I want to dynamically add fields to the DataKeyNames attribute of the gridview. Anyone know how to do it? 

Sekka said:

Jibs, you US or UK? We're looking for an ASP developer.

http://www.thnk.co.uk/jobs/aspnetdeveloper/

Damn, I'd be all over that if it was VB not C# :( 

There's really no difference between VB and C#, except on how to declare variables, and create subroutines. 

VB syntax is lame, though.

I'm using ASP.NET 2.0, C#. I want to dynamically add fields to the DataKeyNames attribute of the gridview. Anyone know how to do it?

I ran into a similar problem like this about a month ago. I got around it by using a listbox that had the potential keys to add.. and a button used to refresh the grid with the new datakeynames.
Easiest way I could find around the problem.. the default gridview sucks balls. 

i need to get a website again before i forget how to code as im only working on two sites atm and both are not really all that complex...gotta find hosting and think of a new website domain as mine in all forms got taken :( 

I ran into a similar problem like this about a month ago. I got around it by using a listbox that had the potential keys to add.. and a button used to refresh the grid with the new datakeynames. Easiest way I could find around the problem.. the default gridview sucks balls.

That would work if I let the user set the datakeys - but this should be seamless. I found this page: http://www.dotnetjohn.com/articles.aspx?articleid=181, so I guess I'll have to do something similar to that. 

Sekka, tell your bosses they should open a US office. mmk?

Could be sooner rather than later... 

Huh? That's a page on arrays. 

Right, and the DataKeyNames is a string array whieh populates the datakeys. Basically if I create my own dynamic string array - then pass that to the DataKeyNames property, everything works itself out.

Behold:

ArrayList dataKeys = new ArrayList();
dataKeys.Add("BROKER_SEQ_NO");

for (int j = 1; j <= ((int)ViewState["SubCatCount"]); j++)
{
            dataKeys.Add("VSC_SEQ_NO" + j.ToString());
}

grdVoting.DataKeyNames = (String[])dataKeys.ToArray(typeof(string));

Works perfectly for what I need it to do. 

Ah, I see what you were getting at now.
I thought you had just mislinked the page or something. 

Sndbox WordPress design competition.

I'm going to win. 

I'm going to win.

not if you can't figure out how to use css properly 

Leave it to one Fazer to completely try and ruin the mood, just watch. I'll be in the top 3. 

that's not the same as winning.. 

Why does everyone seem to enjoy pissing on you so much, dooky? 

Why does everyone seem to enjoy pissing on you so much, dooky?

Try it.. its exhilarating.