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Drag and Drop Form designer -- Sumeet Gandhi --

hi there y dont u use the best flavour ie the macromedia stuff like DREAMWEAVER....or so.....excellent tool njoi


On 6/30/06, Praetorious wrote:


Does anyone know of a good (and possibly free) html form designer that
as the same functionality has a vb.net windows form deigner. We are
spending entirely too much time on coding html. Therefore, we'd like
to find a reliable tool that will allow us to drag and place html/asp
web control, user controls, etc... into a work area and then have the
html rendered when complete. The ASP.NET form designer seems way too
restrictive and constantly requires us to be editing the html that is
generated in the source view. I saw a home-grown app years ago based
on the vb6 form designer. It was an .ocx and it generated a bunch of
html divs with the objects converted to html objects based on the
placement of vb6 form objects.
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-- Aman Sharma --

You may use DreamWeaver MX.

On 7/1/06, Sumeet Gandhi wrote:

hi there
y dont u use the best flavour ie the macromedia stuff like
DREAMWEAVER....or so.....excellent tool
njoi


On 6/30/06, Praetorious wrote:
>
>
> Does anyone know of a good (and possibly free) html form designer that
> as the same functionality has a vb.net windows form deigner. We are
> spending entirely too much time on coding html. Therefore, we'd like
> to find a reliable tool that will allow us to drag and place html/asp
> web control, user controls, etc... into a work area and then have the
> html rendered when complete. The ASP.NET <
http://asp.net 
/> form
> designer seems way too
> restrictive and constantly requires us to be editing the html that is
> generated in the source view. I saw a home-grown app years ago based
> on the vb6 form designer. It was an .ocx and it generated a bunch of
> html divs with the objects converted to html objects based on the
> placement of vb6 form objects.
>
>
>
> > >
>

 

-- andyb --


You can do drag and drop in Visual Studio.Net.

-- andyb --


You can do drag and drop in Visual Studio.Net.

-- AmanSharma --

U can use Amaya9.0

On 7/12/06, andyb <abrudtkuhl> wrote:


You can do drag and drop in Visual Studio.Net.
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