A have a web page that does an AJAX callback. When the CallBack event is handled, my ASP.NET code generates some JavaScript that is then returned to the browser. The idea is that this JavaScript will then immediately be executed. The reality is that it isn't....
Here is an example of my server code that handles the callback (the JavaScript has been simplified to a single alert):
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I've tried using some of the browser DevTools in IE, Firefox and Chrome, but I can't get them to spot changes after an Ajax event...]
I have a GridView with a column of checkboxes. I also have a panel pnlSubmitOffer which serves as a modal dialog with ajaxToolkit:ModalPopupExtender:
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I need a set of controls (text boxes and datetimepickers) to appear on the modal dialog based on how many checkboxes in the GridView are checked, i.e. a set for each checked record. Thus the controls should be added to the panel dynamically. But I don't know how to do it, as btnSubmitOffer click is not handled, because the modal dialog appears first. I was told that the controls can be added dynamically using javascript, but my knowledge of it is not enough.
I have an ASP.NET button. When the button is clicked, I'd like a modal popup to display after the server-side code for the button runs. I don't want to use the ASP.NET Ajax control toolkit modal popup extender.
With ASP.NET Ajax, I can hook into the end request event. Is there a way to do this without ASP.NET Ajax. just jQuery? I basically want to run some javascript after the server side click code runs, after the postback.
when I click a button the content inside my updatepannel changes. The id of the button is set as a trigger for the updatepannel, so that the other updatepannels are not affected. How can I replace the buttonclick event with a page load event? Is there a way to specify the pageload javasript event as a trigger for the updatepannel?
I have a page that calls a webservice from JavaScript using the approach described in this article: [URL]
This is working fine. The problem is when the page causes a postback before the end of the execution of the webservice's method. When that happens, the succeeded callback method never gets called. Does anyone know if there's a workaround to this?
I am creating a ASP.Net server control to manage locations. The control is a composite control containing several text-boxes, labels, and a link button. I use the AJAX Control Toolkit to provide a modal popup which contains a Bing map. All the Javascript is in its own file and used as an embedded web resource.
The link button is what opens the modal popup. It also needs to call a Javascript function that initializes the Bing map (onclick = "GetMap();"). There are instances when this server control is placed within an Update Panel (and there is no way to avoid this). When in an Update Panel the link button loses its onclick event. I understand that this is because during an async postback the portion of the DOM that defines the content of the Update Panel is thrown out and reinitialized, resulting in the event breaking. When the control is not in an Update Panel everything works as intended.
I have tried registering events on Page.Load and Page.Init, like so:
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I have also tried flat out writing the function call to the page:
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I have put breakpoints on the lines inside each delegate and they do not get hit. I am not aware of any special way to register events of a composite control's child control or the Page.Load/Page.Init events when being done inside a server control. Is there some special way to register these events? (Note: Both those code blocks above are in my CreateChildControls() method)
Below is the GetMap() Javascript function. As you can see it is pretty straight forward.
In one of my webpage, I have a parent window where i have a datalist with 10 rows of images. when i click any image a pop up window(child window) opens.
The child window has a form to be filled by user. Once user fills this form, he will press the save button. Once the save button is clicked, the child window should be closed and the datalist(in the update panel) in the parent window should be refreshed.
This is how I am trying to achieve this. On click of the save button a javascript function is being called of the parent window like this: window.opener.refreshDataList();
in the refreshDataList() function I have written the following code:
This works like a charm in Internet Explorer. However in Mozilla and Chrome it doesnt work. While testing this I added an alert statement ind the refreshDataList() function like this..
I am working with a user control which is inside an UpdatePanel. The user control uses swfobject to add a flash object to a div in the user control. Part of the functionality of the user control is it allows the user to change 'channel'. The channel is set and handled in the code behind hence the call in the JavaScript below to <%=channel%>.
The problem I have is that when the new channel is saved, the JavaScript code below is still pointing to the old channel. The only way I can fix this is to refresh the page via the code behind, but I'm thinking there must be a better way to do this..
I am trying to use LinkButtons with the DefaultButton property of the ASP.NET Panel in an UpdatePanel. I have read and used the various other answers that are around describing the wiring up of the click event so that a full postback is not done instead of a partial postback. When the page loads, I wire up the .click function of the LinkButton so that the DefaultButton property of the ASP.NET panel will work.
This all works fine, until you bring an UpdatePanel into the mix. With an UpdatePanel, if there is a partial postback, the script to wire up the .click function is not called in the partial postback, and hitting enter reverts to causing a full submit of the form rather than triggering the LinkButton.
How can I cause javascript to be executed after a partial postback to re-wire up the .click function of the LinkButton? I have produced a sample page which shows the problem. There are two alerts showing 1) When the code to hook up the .click function is being called, and 2) When the .click function has been called (this only happens when you hit enter in the textbox after the event has been wired up). To test this code, type something in the textbox and hit Enter. The text will be copied to the label control, but "Wiring up Event Click" alert will not be shown. Add another letter, hit enter again, and you'll get a full postback without the text being copied to the label control (as the LinkButton wasn't called). Because that was a full postback, the Wiring Up Event Click event will be called again, and the form will work properly the next time again.
I have a JavaScript slider which calls the follow functions:
var prm = Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance(); prm._doPostBack('ZoomButton1','');
The ZoomButton1 is tied to an UpdatePanel and does a partial postback. In this case, when the Slider is constantly be dragged left and right, the value is changing/updating and JavaScript is hammering the postback extremely fast. It is so fast, the server sometimes but not always reports a pagerequest manager error, I believe.
I know that I can set it to just update my data (updatepanel) on a button_release or a mouse-up.. but occasionally, I still encounter the pagerequest manager error.
I am using an AJAX extender on a panel that lets me expand and collapse a panel when I click a button. Does anyone know how to collapse a panel by code without doing a postback? I looked at the properties and methods on the ajax toolkit page and either it is not possible or I am missing it. Actually there is a postback on what I am doing - I forgot. But the page comes back with it open still.
I have a simple question - I use update panel with custom server control inside. I call __doPostBack from javascript and RaisePostBackEvent on the server fires (I implement IPostBackEventHandler).This is client to server call. Could I return data back to the client (after this partial postback)? What is the best way to achieve this?
I have a small form with some static elements that I am able to access with javascript the bring up a popup. 4 textboxes are generated and attached to a updatepanel. I've been trying various methods of validating the contols without generating postback.
I found anytime i registered a javascript to the scriptmanager the page must refresh.
have an update panel that encapsulates a radiobuttonlist which does not update, in certain browsers, without manual page refresh. i am able to make this work using <asp:postbacktrigger controlid="aControl"/>, but only want to refresh the page if browser is Firefox or Flock (two browsers having the issue). i am not sure how to do this, but am open to either javascript or code behind. any suggestions? [code]...
Basically i have two asp.net buttons on my asp.net page as follow:
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and this is the code behand fo btnSave onclick event:
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and this is the code behand of btnPreviwe onclick event:
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as you can see, when the btnSave is clicked, it is programmatically clikced the btnPrevew first, and btnPreview registers and fires the required JavaScript. But actually once the btnSave clicked, it does go to the btnPreview_OnClick event, but for some unknow reasons, the javascript in btnPreview_OnClick doesnt work, however, when i just put cstext2.Append("alert('hi')" instead of cstext2.Append("'SaveSignature()'", the javascript does executed, and also if i modifed the asp.net code for btnPreview to this, it works too.
I am using the javascript alert in code behind but after click the Button i trigers the javascript,it's working fine with the update panel but if i using update panel now action work on my program
I have and web application and there are two dropdowns. I want to use Javascipt to populate the the second dropdown on basis of the selection of the first dropdown.
I have an application that needs to display a confirm dialog box. I want to use Javascript to display in .cs file. The dialog box should be fired automatically i.e. it should not be fired by onclick or onclientclick etc.....
protected void DropDownList1_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) { if ( temp == true ) // checking some condition in application
So I have this idea of creating a asp.net user control, to handle all forms of modal popups (whether it be error handling, forms, dialogs, etc).
I already created this before, placing the user control in the top master page, exposing it to all content pages, so I could do something like:
Master.Popup.ShowException(Exception);
And the usercontrol itself would have the necessary markup to look like a modal dialog, and in the show method just do a .Visible = true.
This is all fine, but I've started thinking of implementing a bit of style with jquery. I'd like for the usercontrol to have some sort of jquery animation on show. But I don't know how to go about achieving this, as I don't know how I would call that jquery function from the codebehind instead of the popup.visible = true.
I have a modalpopupextender that I want to run based on a timer control. I've tried using the clientregisterscript to run some javascript code to perform a fake click on the link control that initiates the modalpopup, but with no luck. What is the best way to either show the modal dialog programatically or register a jscript that will do this.
I have a drop down in an ASP.NET page. Whenever the value of the drop down changes an ASP.NET AJAX request is made to the server. I also attached a jQuery "change" event handler to that list to execute some code when the value is changed. So, probably two different event handlers are being attached to the same drop down, and it's causing some problems, i.e., sometimes wrong drop down values are sent to the server. I don't know why is this happening but I think attaching two different event handlers to a same drop down may be the reason.
Can anyone tell me what is the problem here? If what I guessed is true, then is there any other way to execute some custom javascript code before asp.net AJAX request is sent ?
