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This may not be practical at all, however, when I am looking for demo's of how to write various code, it would be helpful to be able to cross reference the demo documentation by the method, property, keyword, attribute, control name, etc.
Of course this way, you could get a list of every place that one of these is used, regardless of control ?
I know this might requre the development of some sort of engine. And while I am asking for this, perhaps I can ask for more - this cross reference engine would be even better if it could cross reference code from the "Format code blocks" throughout the forums (with a note that "forum results may be suspect).
When the results return in three line windows so that a quick visual could be made to see if its content is relevent to the users requirement ? ...
search ---> HtmlAttributes
Results .....
1 MVC Grid .HtmlAttributes(new { style = "width: 300px; float: left;" })
2 MVC Grid cell.HtmlAttributes["style"] = "font-weight: bold; color: " + redGreenStatus;
3 MVC Menu HtmlAttributes(new { style = "border-right: 0;" })
.... etc
I know this is a lot of work,
Just a thought
thanks
This may not be practical at all, however, when I am looking for demo's of how to write various code, it would be helpful to be able to cross reference the demo documentation by the method, property, keyword, attribute, control name, etc.
Of course this way, you could get a list of every place that one of these is used, regardless of control ?
I know this might requre the development of some sort of engine. And while I am asking for this, perhaps I can ask for more - this cross reference engine would be even better if it could cross reference code from the "Format code blocks" throughout the forums (with a note that "forum results may be suspect).
When the results return in three line windows so that a quick visual could be made to see if its content is relevent to the users requirement ? ...
search ---> HtmlAttributes
Results .....
1 MVC Grid .HtmlAttributes(new { style = "width: 300px; float: left;" })
2 MVC Grid cell.HtmlAttributes["style"] = "font-weight: bold; color: " + redGreenStatus;
3 MVC Menu HtmlAttributes(new { style = "border-right: 0;" })
.... etc
I know this is a lot of work,
Just a thought
thanks
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answered on 01 Apr 2010, 08:55 PM
Sorry, I change my mind about ...
When the results return in three line windows so that a quick visual could be made to see if its content is relevent to the users requirement
I dont think this is really neccessary.
When the results return in three line windows so that a quick visual could be made to see if its content is relevent to the users requirement
I dont think this is really neccessary.