It is pleasure to announce that my first article is published in codeproject site. The link is

The above published article in code project describes getting a custom horizontal scroll bar in select box or listbox with functionality as expected i.e on pressing of keyup or keydown arrow key

Any comment on this would be appreciable, so that for my next article I make sure I'll implement it.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hey, it's really a nice workaround.

Anonymous said...

Thats gr8, in my previous project there were same requirement. nice to know that there are workarounds.

Anonymous said...

that's gr8, in my previos project there were same requirement. nice to know there are workarounds.

Anonymous said...

that's gr8, in my previos project there were same requirement. nice to know there are workarounds.

Anonymous said...

Thank you for publishing this article, but I'm so new to ASP.NET and all of this that I don't know how to install the files so I can view the demo. :( In the future it would be very nice if you could include this information in the article. Since I haven't been able to try out the demo, I'm curious if in ComboBox mode if it will support a TextBox of a specific width and a drop down list box of another width and height, hopefully, that can also be specified. My need for this comes from the lack of space on my form. While I need the ability to type in new text that isn't on the list, I tried experimenting with the regular drop down list using the onFocus and onBlur event hooks to make the drop down list larger when it was selected. Unfortunately, this caused problems because the adjacent drop down list components would show through when they were overlapped, and when the drop down list was selected for the first time it would forget the selected item and show a blank, even though there wasn't a blank item in the list. So my hope is that your control will solve these problems. :)