I got an error Unknown server tag ‘MJC:MjcWeather’.

@Hugo Martins
Hmmm. I’ll take a sneak peak and see what the error might be.

How can I customise the colours. An example would be great!

@Hugo Martins
Did you register the control? < %@ Register Assembly="MjcWether" Namespace="Mjc.Web.UI" TagPrefix="MJC" %>

@Johan
Each theme has an embedded css file. An example of each is available in C:\Program Files\MJ Consulting\MJC Weather\Skins. So your first option would be to override the CSS in your own CSS file. If you name your css classes the same, you can override each using the !important tag after each property.

Another option is to set the “EnableEmbeddedSkins” property to false and then set the “CustomSkin” property for your own skin. The control is going to look for the SAME css classes in your custom skin as it uses in the built in skins. For example, if you set the “EnableEmbeddedSkins” property to false and set the “CustomSkin” property to “MySkin”, the control will look for the “MySkin” name in your Css classes instead of “Blue” or “Green”, etc. So in the example below, you would replace “Blue” with “MySkin” in your own custom CSS file, register the CSS in your page or application and set the control properties accordingly.

.BlueMjcWcLocation
{
font-size: 14px;
color: Gray;
font-family: Verdana;
}
.BlueMjcWcWeatherTable
{
padding:5px;
background-color:white;
border:solid 1px #c3c3c3;
white-space: nowrap;
width: 300px
}
.BlueMjcWcCurrentTemp
{
font-size: 32px;
color: #1d76ca;
font-family: Verdana;
padding: 5px 0 5px 0
}
.BlueMjcWcCurrentDescription
{
font-size: 16px;
color: #5eb1ff;
font-family: Verdana;
font-weight: bold
}
.BlueMjcWcCurrentProperties
{
font-size: 11px;
font-family: Verdana;
color: Gray
}
.BlueMjcWcForecastTable
{
background-color:white;
text-align:center;
border:solid 1px #c3c3c3;
padding: 3px;
width: 100%
}
.BlueMjcWcForecastRow0
{
background-color: #1d76ca;
font-weight: bold;
color: white
}
.BlueMjcWcForecastRow1{background-color: #5eb1ff;}
.BlueMjcWcForecastRow2
{
background-color: #cbe6ff;
font-weight: bold
}
.BlueMjcWcForecastRow3
{
background-color: #cbe6ff;
font-weight: bold
}
.BlueMjcWcFooter{width: 100%}
.BlueMjcWcTwcLogo
{
text-align: right;
vertical-align: bottom
}

Do we still need a commercial license for this? if so how much are they?
Also could I use it on my companys intranet site?

Thanks
Mick

Thanks for that, donation has been made.

Mick

MJ,

I just submitted a donation. But it doesn’t give you the option to change the donation amount. $5 seems wayyy underpriced for a tool that’s this visually appealing. I would’ve liked to donate more.

Moving on, can you help me get started with the Rounded Div? I’m relatively new to .Net, so let me apologize in advance if my questions seem basic; I’ve never used a tool created outside the .Net application aside from what’s in the Ajax Toolkit. I think the following questions should get me going, but please feel free to add anything else you feel may help:

1) Can you show me some sample code depicting the rounded div you have displayed on this page with the green skin? This would give me a great jump start on utilizing the div.

2) I’ve copied the CSS page into my project, but I don’t know what to do with the images you supplied or how to reference them. Am I supposed to add them to my project’s “Images” folder, or are the images already embedded inside the MjcRoundedDiv.dll file that I imported into .Net?

3) When and how am I supposed to reference the CSS styling (I think if you show me the code for the green rounded div on this page, that would answer this question).

Thanks in advance for your help.

Regards,
Paul

Hi MJ,

I got this error too “Unknown server tag ‘MJC:MjcWeather’” and I did register this into my webform.

Do I missing somthing on my webconfig or anything else?

Thanks,

JJ

Hey, MJ. Just donated $75 like I meant to several weeks ago.

I finally got back to work on this .NET app after a few weeks away and I’ve had time to look further into your RoundedDiv control. I discovered this morning that it wasn’t working for me because I had it inside a formview. It works flawlessly (and is quite a nice-looking control, btw) outside the formview, but I need it inside the formview.

Any ideas on how to make it work? All that shows up inside the formview is the header text, the plus image for expanding/contracting the contents, and the contents. Unfortunately, none of the nice graphics show up and the app crashes when I hit the plus sign. Can you offer some guidance.

Regards,
Paul

No problem. Still pretty new to the .net thing; is it as simple as zipping the website folder and emailing it to you?

Regards,
Paul

Hm. Okay. I emailed it to you a few minutes ago. I should’ve mentioned the FormView sits inside a TabContainer. I’m not sure if that compounds the issue or not.

Regards,
Paul

PS: I’ll poke around some more in my project. Maybe there’s something I overlooked.

Regards,
Paul