Does asp.net have this data bar?

[Solarion]

I'm looking for this to use in an asp page. I've googled my hands raw but it doesn't help that I don't even know what this bar is called. Help pls!

 

[Necropolis]

You could roll your own...

 

[Solarion]

You could roll your own...

Not now too early

 

[Raithlin]

Is that a navigation bar for a datagrid? If so, then no, nothing comes quite close.

 

[Solarion]

Is that a navigation bar for a datagrid? If so, then no, nothing comes quite close.

Thanks man. That's actually just what I needed to know.

 

[DA-LION-619]

JQuery?

 

[scudsucker]

I'm looking for this to use in an asp page. I've googled my hands raw but it doesn't help that I don't even know what this bar is called. Help pls!

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Press F12.
Inspect object.
Read what it is, if necessary look at the JS lib that renders it.
...
Profit.

It's not at all hard.

 

[me_]

DevExpress and Infragistics would probably be able to do that or have even nicer controls.

They cost a little bit, but it's worth it - especially for grid functionality.

 

[Raithlin]

Press F12.
Inspect object.
Read what it is, if necessary look at the JS lib that renders it.
...
Profit.

It's not at all hard.

That Screenshot is of a Winforms object if I am correct. Not that easy.

 

[scudsucker]

That Screenshot is of a Winforms object if I am correct. Not that easy.

Ah. Maybe. He said 'ASP page' so I expected a web page. ASP forms are not normally referred to as pages.

 

[Raithlin]

Ah. Maybe. He said 'ASP page' so I expected a web page. ASP forms are not normally referred to as pages.

Got it. I wish we had something like this in asp.net to be honest. I'd use it all the time.

 

[me_]

DevExpress and Infragistics would probably be able to do that or have even nicer controls.

They cost a little bit, but it's worth it - especially for grid functionality.

Just to add to this, you can see all the DevExpress control demos at:
https://demos.devexpress.com/ASP/

They have a full ribbon control:
https://demos.devexpress.com/ASPxNavigationAndLayoutDemos/Ribbon/OneLineMode.aspx

And you can see the toolbar on their HTML Editor - I'm sure this will be available by itself as well:
https://demos.devexpress.com/ASPxHTMLEditorDemos/Features/General.aspx

 

[Solarion]

Got it. I wish we had something like this in asp.net to be honest. I'd use it all the time.

Tell me about it!

I'm going to add Accordions to this web form. Never used them but they looks awesome.

 

[Batista]

Not now too early

Ever heard of wake n bake? lol

That bar is fugly, why not just do one yourself.Shouldn't take more than 10 mins.

 

[Raithlin]

Tell me about it!

I'm going to add Accordions to this web form. Never used them but they looks awesome.

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I use them to great effect. Lovely, and the bootstrap accordion is so easy to use.

 

[Solarion]

Ever heard of wake n bake? lol

That bar is fugly, why not just do one yourself.Shouldn't take more than 10 mins.

I'm in a lazy mood to make stuff from scratch. You can customize Accordion though.

 

[[)roi(]]

Perfect example of why developers don't make great designers.
...or it just me that thinks all of these ideas look fugly...

 

[Spacerat]

TBH I have never understood why you need a navigation like that. Why would anyone scroll through rows one at a time? This comes from the Access days.

Rather give the user a list and realtime find the record as he types. Like a google experience.

 

[Raithlin]

I wouldn't do one at a time... That would be for pages, not records.

 

[Spacerat]

I wouldn't do one at a time... That would be for pages, not records.

But still. Who scrolls thru pages & pages of data? Except maybe sequential data like this thread. But not rows in a DB. Give the user an interactive Search function and filters that make sense for that type of data. If you build your search well, then the user will find the row he wants within 2 to 4 keystrokes.
Most devs forget that over the life of an app the list will grow to 100K/millions of rows. You are NOT going to use the paging. Trust me.

When developing, you use a few lines or at most a 100 then the paging work ok (still terrible UX though). But in the wild it is a different story.

My advice: don't use it. Do it properly