Question : Standard template for asp.net application

Hello,

We have different applications that have different styles made by different developers. We need to unify the look and feel for all application and we need to put a professional standard specifications for layout such as menus, buttons , navigations , colors .etc

Notice that most application done in asp.net

Any references or recommendations would be appreciated.

Regards

Zaki

Answer : Standard template for asp.net application

I have written as per your needs. If you want to set the time as always 12:00 PM, you can just add it as hard code string. In following code, I have displayed current time instead of hard code ' 12:00 PM'. By default JavaScript will return in 24 Hrs format and I manipulated to display in 12 Hrs format. Following is my sample code:

                       
         
           
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             <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
        var objDate = new Date();
        var objNewDate = new Date();
        var strTwelveHourFormat = objDate.getHours();
        var strMinutes = objDate.getMinutes();
        var strAM_PM = ' AM';

        if(strTwelveHourFormat>=12)
        {
            strTwelveHourFormat = strTwelveHourFormat - 12;
            strAM_PM = ' PM';
        }
        if(strTwelveHourFormat<10)
        {
            strTwelveHourFormat = '0' + strTwelveHourFormat;
        }
        if(strMinutes<10)
        {
            strMinutes = '0' + strMinutes;
        }
        //alert(objDate);
        if(objDate.getHours() >= 14)
        {
            objDate.setDate(objDate.getDate()+2);//Day after tomorrow.
        }
        else
        {
            objDate.setDate(objDate.getDate()+1);//Tomorrow.
        }
        objDate.setHours(24, 0, 0, 0);
        alert(objDate.getDay() + '/' + (objDate.getMonth() + 1) + '/' + objDate.getFullYear() + ' @ ' + strTwelveHourFormat + ':' + strMinutes + strAM_PM);
        
    </script>

           
         