Quick, free and easy methods for rounded corners

1. The simplest method without much browser compatible issues is from Adam Kalsey. This uses images and the logic uses a container div element with a top div and a bottom div which has content in between. Browser incompatibilities are avoided by manipulating CSS.

Reference article: http://kalsey.com/2003/07/rounded_corners_in_css/

2. If you're looking for a simple JavaScript attachment and a much simpler function call to make the elements rounded, here it is. This is derived from multiple implementations and asks for possible credits. The quickest one to implement.

Reference article:
http://www.editsite.net/blog/rounded_corners.html

3. The ThrashBox, a nice-looking implementation with gradient effects.

Reference article:
http://www.vertexwerks.com/tests/sidebox/

4. Nifty Corners cube is another quickly implementable solution which does not use any images in the logic.; available under the GNU GPL license.

Reference articles:
http://www.html.it/articoli/nifty/index.html
http://www.html.it/articoli/niftycube/index.html

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How events work in ASP.net

1. When an input control is associated with a server event, ASP.net renders it to the client browser with a JavaScript function attached.
2. Additionally, there are few hidden variables rendered in the page to store the control name and arguments related to an event.
3. The generic function, attached to the control, exists as __doPostBack with eventTarget and eventArguments that can accommodate the input control’s name and any associated arguments. This function, __doPostBack, fills the hidden variables and does a form submit to the server.
4. The server when receives the form data, it decodes from hidden variables to identify the control that invoked the server postback and calls the appropriate server event method.

A much more detailed information is available here:
http://sanalksankar.blogspot.com/2009/12/event-asp-net-form-submit-postback-page.html

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