I am having now two UpdatePanels on the same content page. One is a big UpdatePanel and another is a very small one. I can insert the little one content to the big one, but it means some info I don't need to update with Ajax at all will be init two, because of UI issues. What is better for performance? One big UpdatePanel or a small ones?
View 5 RepliesI hope this is a really easy question but I'm struggling with it. I have a GridView that has an UpdatePanel within a TemplateField.
The idea is that the user can make simple alterations without a full page load being required.
I have simulated my page functionality in the following example, which simulates a database hit, gridview databinding and updatepanel functionality.
When you press any of the + or - buttons in the GridView, the form controls in the bottom UpdatePanel also post their contents back. I have seen this by using Firebug. On my real page however this is causing excessive bandwidth and is nearly the same as a full postback.
how I can force ONLY the appropriate UpdatePanel's contents to postback for processing, rather than all the UpdatePanels?? I've tried experimenting with Triggers but just can't get it working properly.
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In my asp.net application in one of the Page I need to create 3 Panels. These 3 Panels I had already kept in 3 Updatepanels. Now, Outside the UpdatePanels, I have a dropdown. Selecting the Value from Dropdown, those 3 panels will be populated from database.
Each of the UpdatePanels have their UpdateProgrees Control. Now What I want is that those 3 UpdatePanels should filled up one by one.
How to achieve this functionality ?
I have been reading a lot about UpdateMode set to Conditional on multiple UpdatePanels on a page. It seems that when set to Conditional only the UpdatePanel affected by the event will refresh. It is not happening on my case and I don't know what am I doing wrong.
This is the scenario. I have 4 updatePanel all set to Conditional. I have external buttons that will call the Update method per each panel but the whole page refreshes when I click on any of the buttons.
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I seem to be having issues trying to programmatically update one of the UpdatePanels on a page i'm developing.Basically what i'm trying to do is...
have one update panel on the master page (used to show summary info like errors and success message) and then a updatepanel on the content pages, all of which are conditional. where its not working (or i'm doing something wrong) is when i call a method in the master page to update its updatepanel to show the new summary message it does nothing.
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I have two grids "grid1" and "grid2" and two updatePanels "up1" and "up2". Both the panels have UpdateMode = "Conditional" grid1 is nested in up1 and grid2 is nested in up2 [Code]....
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I am using UpdatePanels, but still data will be fetched whenever page loads. How can I handle so the dat will be fetched on ony for the grid which is being updated
I am using a timer control on one of my updatepanels in the asp.net website.
my problem is that behind the scenes the postback is a full postback, therefore any content that is placed under any other UpdatePanel is refreshed, as well.
How can i specify the timer functionality ONLY to the specific update panel, leaving other update panels, which do not contain a timer, unrefreshed.
I am currently using a asp.net 2.0 with visual studio 2005.
I am trying to build a web application using ajax.
but when I drag the ajax updatepanel on asp.net page it is not resizable,so how should i put other controls on it?
I moved from the FileUpload control to the AsyncFileUpload control.
1) Do AsyncFileUpload controls work under UpdatePanels??? (Please provide example or reference)
2) Can AsyncFileUpload controls be triggerd with an update button (both inside the same updatepanel)?
I have a problem on my website, when using updatepanels:
Most of the time everything works fine, but a few times a day a user will get an error 500 as response to a partial postback in an updatepanel. The problems are:
1) I can see in my server logs that the request is processed without errors.
2) There is no log entry from the function handling AsyncPostBackErrors, although that is the first thing it does.
3) The function handling AsyncPostBackErrors changes the AsyncPostBackErrorMessage, but the users see a generic text which the function will never output.
So my theory is that the request does not cause an syncPostBackError at all. I can see in the logs, that there have always been an AsyncPostBackError from another request at almost the same time. So I suspect that one request somehow gets tainted with the error of the failing request.
On my page which uses nested master pages, I have several user controls which are in their own UpdatePanels.
I've noticed that when I update something which is in UpdatePanel 2, things are shifting slightly in UpdatePanel 1. Someone told me that when UpdatePanels are used, the page is reloading anyway. Is this true?
How do I prevent UpdatePanel 2 affecting UpdatePanel 1?
P.S. All update panels are set to Conditional in their UpdateMode's.
I just want to make sure that I got this right. If I have two update panels, and updatepanel1 has 10 dynamic controls created from an external button that resides on the page by default.. and then i have a second button which also is on the page by default but is an asynctrigger to updatepanel2...
then when the first updatepanel1 is populated with dynamic controls, then when I click button2 to update the second updatepanel2 with some data, the dynamic controls in updatepanel1 wil;l still remain there right? but does it persist by itself on postback? And if so why?
because when I click button2 to update updatepanel2, it does a partial page postback. So when it does a partial page postback, does that mean it does not destroy updatepanel1's dynamic controls?
is there any disadvantages if we use more UpdatePanels in our application.
View 4 RepliesI am fairly new to ASP.NET and just started using UpdatePanels.Here's what I'm trying to accomplish. I have a button which is wrapped up in the UpdatePanel like so:
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The following is the mark-up for the textbox which is supposed trigger an update when its text changes:
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With the current set-up, the button's text doesn't change when the textbox content changes. At first I suspected that the reason it didn't modify button's text was because I didn't set AutoPostBack to true on the textbox (tried enabling and it didn't work though),
but then I why would I want to? I'm not getting any data from the server - I just want to update a button on the client side.
I'd really appreciate if you could point out what I'm doing wrong and maybe also clarify when AutoPostBack is absolutely necessary and what are some of the special cases in which it needs to be used.
debug or step through updatepanels?
View 1 RepliesI have a page in which there are multiple updatepanels and each of these update panels are trigerred by different triggers.
These update panels are used to do Async post back and the page is updated with the data retrieved from the async post back.
Now the issue i am facing is that since there are multiple update panels, the update done by one panel is lost when the other panels does the post back.
let me know if any one knows on how to solve this issue.
I have a two usercontrols sales and salessearch. they are inside two tabs. I want to refresh the contents inside the tabs when i click in the tab headings, which are basicaly <a> tags. Right now when i switch between tabs I have no way of updating them.
How do i make the tabcontents refresh when i click on tab headings.
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I use a javascript function selecttab() to switch between tabs.
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We currently have a page with several user controls (8 of them) and when a control that is contained in an updatepanel initiates a postback the focus is not retained. In some cases, it looks like the focus is sent to the top of the page, and in other cases the focus looks like it is sent to the control with the TabIndex=1.
I have tried 3 different solutions and they all end up with the same result.
The first two were from article:
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In all 3 scenarios the control we want to have the focus gets the focus for a split second and then the focus is cleared (set to the top of page, or TabIndex=1).
I'm trying to get something like this to work
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What I'm looking for is to disable the submit button if any of the inner updatepanels are in postback mode. I would also like some way to block that particular panel. I guess for the outer updatepanel, updatemode should be set to conditional, and usechildrenastriggers should be false. What's really bugging me is how to block the panel while a postback is occurring.
In all my tests thus far, the outer updatepanel's updateprogress is triggered, which blocks the whole page.
I have a DropDownList in a TabPanel.In a separate TabPanel I have a control wrapped in an UpdatePanel which is tied to the SelectedIndexChanged event of the DDL in the first panel.At run-time I get an error from the UpdatePanel indicating the DDL control does not exist.
I moved the UpdatePanel into the same TabPanel with the DDL.The DDL has AutoPostBack set to true and the event for SelectedIndexChanged never fires.I also turned off Validation in case a validator was capturing it.This all worked fine before I "tabified" this page.
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how can you update the parent and set the child not to update?
I have an asp:Table which resides inside an asp:updatepanel. Most (but not all) asp:TableCell's are filled with buttons which all should be opening the same popupwindow though with different content (depending on the button that was clicked), and the popup itself has its own updatepanels, as the purpose of the popup-window is being an interactive form.My question is: (how) can I use a popupextender for more than 1 button, so that it works with async postbacks? setting the TargetControlID to the id of the button that was clicked will only happen -indeed-after clicking the button so a full page postback is already happening when setting it.Or should I create one popupextender for each button in my table which all point to the same asp:panel? the buttons are created runtime, then where do I go from there?Or am I still on the wrong track here?
View 3 RepliesI have master page
MyMasterPage.aspx and content page MyDefault.aspx.
MyMasterPage.aspx has one input button [value="Menu-1"]. When user click the button, the button will pass value "Menu-1" into
TextBox1Default1 at content page MyDefault.aspx, and then refresh
UpdatePanelDefault1 at content page MyDefault.aspx asynchronously.
My problem is the post back is full post back when refreshing UpdatePanelDefault1. I would like asynchronously post back during refreshing UpdatePanelDefault1. copy the full code MyMasterPage.aspx and MyDefault.aspx below, and then paste / overwrite it into your blank aspx page for testing. I am using VS 2008
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I have an updatepanel on my master page that just updates the database every 30 seconds, what is happening is that everytime it is fired, it will refresh everything on the page_load of the content page that are not under ispostback = false. to disable such a thing just for this specific updatepanel?
View 3 RepliesIam using masterpage concept and iam using ajax updatepanel in master page , i want o use trigger in child page. to partial postback of dropdownlist.
my questions is how to use trigger and updatepanel in child page called frmcustomer.aspxand my master page name is master.asxpx
below is my child page
<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" MasterPageFile ="~/Test.master" CodeFile="frmMscustomer.aspx.cs" Inherits="frmMscustomer" %>
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