by Rahul Singla | Mar 8, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, ASP.NET, Blog, C#, Coolite, Crystal Reports, Ext.Net, ExtJs, Javascript, VB.NET, Visual Studio
I blogged yesterday here, regarding fetching the total Number Of Pages in an ASP.NET web-based Crystal Report in the code-behind. My original motive for doing that was replacing the default Crystal Toolbar with a custom one. And continuing from that Blog post, I...
by Rahul Singla | Mar 7, 2010 | Blog, Drupal, Drupal 6.x, ExtJs, Javascript
I faced this the first time, when I was working on the File Browser add-on for the 2.x branch of my Take Control module for Drupal. Drupal’s core CSS is significantly incompatible with the ExtJs’ CSS, and considerably disorients the layout of widgets like...
by Rahul Singla | Mar 7, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, ASP.NET, Blog, C#, Crystal Reports, VB.NET, Visual Studio
This is the first of a couple of blog entires I am writing for web-based ASP.NET Crystal Reports. Both of these blog entires concentrate on having more control over the actual Report Generation to be able to replace the default Crystal Report toolbar, with a custom...
by Rahul Singla | Mar 6, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, ASP.NET, Blog, Coolite, Ext.Net, ExtJs
We all love Ext.Net, isn’t it? Well, ExtJs brought the power of Desktop controls to web on the client-side, and Ext.Net (also known as Coolite) extended that power to the server-side with its server-side wrapper controls to the client-side ExtJs...
by Rahul Singla | Mar 1, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, ASP.NET, Blog, Coolite, Ext.Net, ExtJs, Javascript
All of us using Ext.Net (also known as Coolite) must have used the <ext:CommandColumn> in the GridPanel’s Columns collection, which allows us to have clickable buttons (called GridCommands in Ext.Net) inside the columns of a GridPanel, though which we can...
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