Highslide JS .NET (v0.3)
AJAX, ASP.NET, Highslide, UI By Dave Ward on June 8th, 2007
Just a quick Highslide update.
The HighslideManager control now has a ControlBar property. If enabled (and it’s enabled by default), all zoomed images will have a control bar overlay.
I’ve included embedded CSS, images, and cursors for the default style, pictured above. However, custom styling can be obtained via the controlbar CSS classes.
Visit the Highslide JS .NET project page for more details and the download link for the new version.
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Hi.
Thanks for a very nice control.
I just have a small problem with this. I don’t get that zooming effect. I get the small tumbnail picture, when I click one time, its written “loading” and when I click again its going to another page with the bigpicture. What am I doing wrong ?
That sounds like one of two things.
Make sure you’ve dropped a HighslideManager control on the page. The HighslideImage controls can’t work without it.
Also, double check the location of the highslide outline images directory.
Hmm.
I allready put the highslideManager on (can it be true that is dont contain any graphics?, just a very small square!).
I copied the graphicsfiles in HighSlide-folderen into the graphics folder and then set the GraphicsPath to: ~/Pictures/highslide/outlines/.
But the issue is the same. Could I use a UpdatePanel like in AJAX ?
Thanks,
Lars E. J Denmark.
OK. I got it to work now :)
Forgot to set the CSS Stylesheet.
Regards,
Lars E. J Denmark
I believe you’ll need to set your GraphicsPath to ~Pictures/highslide/, in that case.