Yes, you can simply click on a name to see the activities, threads and posts made by that user. All our links used friendly-url, so you can easily access to your profile based on your user ID such as www.intersoftpt.com/Community/Users/PRISMAY/. 

BTW, you can also edit your profile from this link www.intersoftpt.com/Community/EditProfile (or click on the pencil icon in your User Profile box).

Hello Michael,

Yes, you can define ButtonStyle using CSS class.

For example, let's say you have the stylesheet classes as in the following:

<style>
.Button-Normal
{
    border: Gray 2px solid;
    background-color: White;
}
</style>

You can assign the class to the Normal style of the WebButton through the object model, such as shown below:

button.ButtonStyle.Normal.CssClass = "Button-Normal";

Note that you can also assign it declaratively in the ASPX markup. 

Hope this helps,
James.

Yaniv, it seems Glenn has successfully integrated jQuery to work with WebCombo and WebInput. Please see Glenn's post and attachment above.

It's interesting to see how Intersoft components worked alongside with popular open-source frameworks such as jQuery. Well done Glenn for providing a quick sample!

Dan,

Could you check what's the ColumnType of the cell that contains the image?

AFAIK, the SetImage method should work well for Image and ImageAndText column type. This method is also used in BatchUpdate_AllowReview sample, so it suppose to work fine.

Instead of accessing the image element manually, you can also try using cell.SetImage method.

Example:

cell.SetImage("images/Anne.jpg");

This way, your code looks much elegant and clean.

- James.