You’re quite correct – that’s exactly how you get the buttons working. I didn’t include it in my code samples above as the focus of the article was about adding a different theme, rather than the enabling of the buttons themselves.

$(function() {
$( “input:submit, a, button”, “.demo” ).button();
$( “a”, “.demo” ).click(function() { return false; });
});

I may be wrong, however prefer to get it clarified by you once. Thanks!

Try caching data in xml file from db, and use xml for caching.
looking forward for post like that.tc

I constantly have this problem also with the jQuery UI button sizes, or more specifically the font sizes. This page explains it though:

Adjust button size

In my case, I think I just add a stylesheet rule into my own stylesheets which looks something similar to:

.ui-widget { font-size: 0.8em; }

Try that, and use a font size which is acceptable for you, and you might get the result you want.

problem 1, why I need to add to see the JQuery button. W/o it, I could not even see it. What’s the right div class I should use.

A button element

An anchor

And like Travis posted above, I also had an issue posting back after clicking Delete. As you said, it turned out to be an issue with Colorbox. I then installed the “jquery.colorbox.js” you included in your sample code, and was able to get it to post back successfully

That library certainly looks a lot more comprehensive than mine. For example, mine doesn’t support .PSD files or allows you to draw arbitrary shapes onto your images.

My library does, however, provide a simple framework for applying one or many filters to your images, including resizing, cropping, watermarking, format conversion, greyscale and other pixel operations. It’s also designed to be extensible.

Also, it’s completely free (and always will be)!

Here are some details about aspose library,

Aspose.Imaging for .NET is an image processing & manipulation component that allows developers to create, edit, draw or convert images in their .NET application. It allows developers to convert image files to PSD, BMP, JPEG, PNG, TIFF and GIF formats. Moreover a set of pens, brushes and fonts can be used to draw images or add new elements & text to existing images. Aspose.Imaging for .NET works well with both web & windows applications. Moreover, it adds the support for Silverlight platform.

Thanks for your time