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Candy

2004-07-11, 7:47 am


Help me please,

I have a problem when I want to change the interface of
Business Desk in MS Commerce Server 2002 SP3. Example, I
want to rearrange position of labels,textboxs,... not just
like....label to textbox, label to text like that. I would
like to divide two areas, and group similar information
into an area. I just want to rearrange position of label,
textbox,...follow my mind. Can I do that, if yes, how can
I do?

Thank you.


Maria Quian [MSFT]

2004-07-12, 5:51 pm

Thank you for using Microsoft Newsgroups.

From the production docs: Commerce Server 2002 > Developer's Guide >
Software Development Kig > Sample Folder > Business Desk Samples > Custom
Business Best Module Sample.

Custom Business Desk Module Sample
Location in SDK: SDK\Samples\BizDesk\Module

The files in this sample provide a working code base from which to develop
new Commerce Server Business Desk modules. This code base demonstrates how
to use XML data-islands, and includes the use of the Business Desk HTML
Components (HTCs) for creating a rich, Web-based user interface to allow
for nontechnical administration of your Commerce Server Web site. This
sample provides you with an edit page that demonstrates the use of edit
page HTCs, a list page that demonstrates the use of the list page HTC, and
a response page for handling requests from the Business Desk user interface.

For more information about building Business Desk modules, see Building
Business Desk Modules.

Maria Quian
Microsoft Technical Support

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