Hello,
I have a need to set the formatting of the checkboxes dynamically
added to a checkboxlist on my website. The problem is that we use a
master.skin file that overrides any classes I add to the listitems as
they are added to the checkboxlist.
I have experimented with SkinIDs in the past, but am unable to add a
SkinID to the items in the checkboxlist.
I add the items like this:
ListItem itemCategory = new ListItem();
itemCategory.Text = categoryList[i]["CategoryName"].ToString();
itemCategory.Value = categoryList[i]["CategoryID"].ToString();
cblCategories.Items.Add(itemCategory);
I've tried adding a class like this:
itemCategory.Attributes.Add("class", string.Concat("checkBoxOrder",
orderLevel.ToString()));
but that gets overriden by the skin file:
<asp:CheckBox runat="server" CssClass="checkBox"></asp:CheckBox>
Any help getting SkinID set on the checkboxlist items, or an
alternative way of styling would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Max
Dave Sussman - 15 Feb 2008 09:30 GMT
Are you using the Theme or StylesheetTheme attribute? With Theme, the
properies of the skin will override properties declared directly on a
control, whereas StylesheetTheme will only appliy skin properties if they
aren't already set on the control. So Stylesheettheme won't overwrite.
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> Hello,
> I have a need to set the formatting of the checkboxes dynamically
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> Thanks,
> Max
mdavis@medelect.co.uk - 15 Feb 2008 15:20 GMT
> Are you using the Theme or StylesheetTheme attribute? With Theme, the
> properies of the skin will override properties declared directly on a
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> > Thanks,
> > Max
I didn't realise about the StyleSheetTheme attribute - what a great
find! Looks like it's the answer.
Cheers,
Max