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Karl Kemp
Hello,=20

Sorry to sent the same question twice, but my last one was mangled.

I would like to be able to have my server control be able to detect =
whether or not it has been placed on a webform that is using flow layout =
or grid layout. I have not had much luckk searching the internet so far =
for an answer to this, and I was wondering if anyone on this list =
perhaps had some insight?=20

Thank you,=20
Karl Kemp=20
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Steve Sharrock (VIP)
The might consider trying to look at the <BODY> attribute
"ms_positioning='GridLayout'. Perhaps you could set runat=server on the
<BODY> and examine the generic html control to see if this attribute is
set.

Just a 1-cent guess. I've never tried this.

Steve Sharrock
programmer / designer
www.sharkcode.com

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From: Karl Kemp [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
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Subject: [aspngcontrolscs] How can I detect the webform layout type?

Hello,

Sorry to sent the same question twice, but my last one was mangled.

I would like to be able to have my server control be able to detect
whether or not it has been placed on a webform that is using flow layout
or grid layout. I have not had much luckk searching the internet so far
for an answer to this, and I was wondering if anyone on this list
perhaps had some insight?

Thank you,
Karl Kemp
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Alex Dresko
Do you want to know at design time, or run time?

Alex Dresko
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From: Karl Kemp [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
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Subject: [aspngcontrolscs] How can I detect the webform layout type?

Hello,

Sorry to sent the same question twice, but my last one was mangled.

I would like to be able to have my server control be able to detect
whether or not it has been placed on a webform that is using flow layout
or grid layout. I have not had much luckk searching the internet so far
for an answer to this, and I was wondering if anyone on this list
perhaps had some insight?

Thank you,
Karl Kemp
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Pattam, Prasanna
Controls grid layout is actually a style attribute with Position set to
absolute. To check you can use the controls style.

Like Button1.Style("POSITION")

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Subject: [aspngcontrolscs] How can I detect the webform layout type?

Hello,

Sorry to sent the same question twice, but my last one was mangled.

I would like to be able to have my server control be able to detect whether
or not it has been placed on a webform that is using flow layout or grid
layout. I have not had much luckk searching the internet so far for an
answer to this, and I was wondering if anyone on this list perhaps had some
insight?

Thank you,
Karl Kemp
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Srinivas R

Hi,
I think it is better to use grid layout .
Regsrds,
Srini.

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Hello,

Sorry to sent the same question twice, but my last one was mangled.

I would like to be able to have my server control be able to detect
whether or not it has been placed on a webform that is using flow layout
or grid layout. I have not had much luckk searching the internet so far
for an answer to this, and I was wondering if anyone on this list
perhaps had some insight?

Thank you,
Karl Kemp
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