I am in the middle of rebuilding a site an incorperating Ajax here and there.I was testing out the animations since I was interested in using them all over our new site.I was using the sample scripts found here:http://www.asp.net/ajax/videos/basic-aspnet-authentication-in-an-ajax-enabled-applicationplaced it on myserver and it works flawlessly across IE-Safari-Chrome-Mozilla. When I tried Ipad/Iphone the page tries to load, and then refreshes.I went to the samples page and found that everything there works EXCEPT the animations sample.http://www.asp.net/ajax/ajaxcontroltoolkit/Samples/Animation/Animation.aspxIphone is Iphone 4 with latest updates, Ipad is original with latest updates.
I have a webpage with an asp.net 2.0 upload file control, it works on Windows, but not in the IPad/IPhone, the textbox of the upload control has disappeared, and the button of the upload control is disabled.
Not sure if this issue should be posed here, but i try anyway:I have a webpage with a button, button click the webpage will write an image (in binary) to the response object, resulting the user can open or save an image.
Everything is fine in IE in Windows, but in Safari in IPad/IPhone, it is viewed in a seperate browser tab, with the binary image file written as a very long string.In Windows, i know you have to select a program to use to open a new file type for the first time, is this the case in IPad? that i need to select a program?
I am developing an ASP.Net website which has a listbox which will be accessed by IPAD.The problem I am facing is that listbox has rather long text and IPAD does not show horizontal scrollbar when I use div tags. The two-finger horizontal scrolling doesn't work either on IPAD /Iphone.
Is it possible or easy to create a web page that allows users to drag and drop divs around the screen, and that this would work in a brwoser, whether that is on a PC, and iPhone, or an iPad?
My web page uses a few divs which contain some content, and the user is able to move these around as they wish.
It is currently created using ASP.NET DragPanelExtenders, but if they have to be abandoned, so be it.
To get this workign, will I have to create two versions of the page: one for PC based on mousemove events, and one for iPhone/iPad based on touch events?
A popular example for various methods of using the animation extender is not working for me. In the example there are 4 methods detailed for invoking an animation:Markup (this works)Selectively playing the Animation Already defined in Markup for an AnimationExtender on the Page. (this works)However, I am most interested in using one of the other two methods, neither of which works for me:Call the Static PLAY Method of the Animation Framework to Animate the Control.andCreate an Instance of the Client-Side Animation Extenders to Animate the Control.Here is my code, as taken from the sample:
<%@ Page Language="C#" %> <%@ Register Assembly="AjaxControlToolkit" Namespace="AjaxControlToolkit" TagPrefix="asp" %> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-
i have made new mobile site. and i have also read everything. Now i have used .wml file to click to call dealer and add one phone number in that.
Its working on HTC touch phone as i think its working on Windows OS phone as it calls the exact number whereas on the iphone and other mobiles its not working and showing to save the .WML file.
I need a set of basic Ajax controls that work well with ASP.NET. I need the basic controls, like lists, trees, masked edits, accordians etc. However, my twist is that many of the users of my web app will be using mobile browsers on Android and iPhone, so the controls need to work well in small screen touch oriented formats. (For example, the ASP.Net Ajax library resize control just doesn't work well in this environment.)
Does anyone have any experience and recommendations in this area?
good day iam still a novice when it comes to designing , i would like to know how to design animations with any flash program and intergrate it with my designs . i have tried to make alot of designs but i cant use them on asp.secondly i would like to know if visual studio 2008 supports flash buttons and flash images..
I just wanted to insert flash animations into a page using Asp.net, advise me the simplest technique for enbedding flash in to asp.net page.And on clicking a that particular flash , it should be redirected to another suitable page.
I'm using an image field in the EditTemplate of FormView to allow my users to upload an image. It works fine in all major browsers, including Safari. But not on the iPad. There I get the error message "object reference not set to an instance of an object" when the EditTemplate is submitted.
I'm guessing it's because, on the iPad, the FileUpload button in my EditTemplate is "greyed out" (which is a problem in and of itself)...I suppose there's no built-in way for an iPad user (using the iPad version of Safari) to search for an image on the iPad hard drive to upload (without a special App, I'm guessing)....So, when the EditTemplate form is submitting on an iPad, I get the above error message---I think because the Fileupload field is Null (I have this theory, because the stack trace references my "ValidateImage" method in my code behind.)Anybody have any direction or answers I should try? Is there an obvious answer here, or should I post my EditTemplate mark-up and code behind?
I have a .NET site and am looking to make it usable for iPad.
So far, I simply can't get the ASP.net login control to work on iPad. The user is never classed as logged in.
It's bizarre, if they enter the wrong details the login fails. If they enter the correct details it postsback and remains displying the anonymous content, not the logged-in content.
It works fine in Safari on a desktop, even if I use the 'develop' options to change the user agent to the iPad one. however, on iPad or iPad emulator I get the problem above.
I am trying to add some JQuery animations before and after every postback request is made inside my UpdatePanel. What I have so far is something like this:
<script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function () { Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance().add_endRequest(EndRequestHandler); Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance().add_beginRequest(BeginRequestHandler); function EndRequestHandler(sender, args) { if (args.get_error() == undefined) { // End Request (1) } } function BeginRequestHandler(sender, args) { // Start Request (2) } $('.MyButtons').live('click', function () { // Before request (3) }); }); </script> <asp:UpdatePanel runat="server"> <ContentTemplate> <asp:Button runat="server" CssClass="MyButtons"/> </ContentTemplate> </asp:UpdatePanel>
Let say I want to put some animation code at (3) that will be executed and then proceed with BeginRequestHandler function. How should I do that? Because right now the whole process executes 3,2,1 and I dn't know how to add that delay between steps 3 and 2. In other words I want to execute step 2 manually at step 3. Don't really want to use hidden buttons to do that.
I have a problem with partial postback in FireFox in my index.aspx I have following code:
[Code]....
Finally my Partialview has following content:
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This code is working fine when using IE or Google Chrome, but when using FireFox the code in my controller is never reached. I just can't figure out what I am missing
After the implementation of ajax drag and drop, we have observed that which is working fine in IE and Firefox and not in chrome and safari, In Google chrome and Safari when we try to drag a module, the page getting scrolling to the top of the page.
I have my iPhone app that calls an ASP.NET Webservice to download "data". Most of this needs to be protected, but currently the webservice that's deployed can be called by anyone who can figure out its URL, thus resulting in a complete loss of security.
The simplest form that I can think of would be for the phone to make a call over HTTPS including the username, password that the user logs in with, with every web service all. And each method will check to see if these credentials are correct before sending data to the user.
But this will result in an additional database call for every request to check if the user is authenticated, which is not very efficient.
