My Asp site does not support some version of IE and chrome. however its working fine on all version of firefox.
What could be the solution that my site function on all version of IE.
I have used round corner extender on textbox and dropdownlist so some version of IE does not show data in dropdown where i applied round corner extender.
I ran across a bug with the asp:RoundedCornersExtender when viewing in Firefox. Sometimes there will be a gap between the top of and the body of the panel. There are a few posts out there about using the solution
[URL] here, but the problem is my hosting account (GoDaddy) won't allow the PrettyUI.dll file to run. Is there any other solution to using the dll file? The source code is available - but I'm not familiar with how I'd go about using the source files in place of the DLL...
I'm using roundedcorner extender for panel.following is code,
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If I change div backcolor to silver and panel backcolor to white it does not rounded corners as expected. I have uploaded pics at,http://www.flickr.com/photos/40036203@N04/4556755957/.
When using the rounded corners app in Ajax the corners are bad shaped. I have found this article from Matt Berseth using antialiasing. But I need code I can use for commercial use, do you have any good ideas for solving my problem? I need code for vb.net applications [URL]
Yet another post regarding rounded upper corners on an ASP.NET 3.5 horizontal menu control. I've done a day and a half of Googling.Found this link http://forums.asp.net/p/1582204/3989473.aspx. It looked promising but didn't pan out.I got pretty close with some experimenting but it isn't quite there. Could really use some insight or a general agreement that it just can't be done within our constraints.The project is an ASP.NET 3.5 web app. For reasons that are too lengthy to go into here, theoption of using the AJAX tab container has already been examined and rejected. Due to the customer's requirements, we will need to proceed with a menu control set to horizontal display with 2 levels showing. The customer would like to see rounded edges on the top of the menu elements so they have the appearance of tabs. In our corporate-controlled environment, we have as our options the AJAX Control Toolkit, css,
I have an updatepanel on my masterpage. Within the contentplace holder I have my update progress control. When a user clicks on the button I load some data into a gridview. This works perfectly in FireFox. User clicks the button, the loading image in my updateprogress fires and loads the gridview. When I test this in IE 6 or 7 or in Chrome. It does a full postback and the updateprogress is never shown. So the updatepanel doesnt seem to be working in these two browsers. Code is below. Again...it works perfect in FireFox.
I have 6 thumbnail images as asp:imagebutton instances. These are treated as triggers for asp:updatepanel control on the page which contains an asp:image control. When the user clicks on the thumbnail, the image in the asp:updatepanel's image control changes to the clicked thumbnail image. The users are also allowed to again enlarge the image by clicking on the enlarge button (this runs the lightbox function). This works fine.
Question The problem is that the enlargement works when the page loads, however when the user select a thumbnail and then tries. The method (lightbox) does not work.I have had similar problems with javascript functions and the asp:updatepanel. Has anyone else faced similar issues?
I have a simple aspx page created using VS2010, having a master and a content page. I have added the ScriptManager from AJAXControlToolkit on the master page and an update panel on the content page. Essentially clicking a link button should display a popup box through the PopupControlExtender. The issue I am facing is that eventhough I have AJAXified the page, clicking the Linkbutton (named lnkFlag) doesn't do partial update, instead it makes full page postback. This could be infered by the fact that both the lblOut and lblIn labels are updated with the server's time. If there is a partial page postback then lblOut should not be updated, since it is outside the UpdatePanel.
In my application, I am using different user control for different tasks. I used an update panel to load user controls with ajax. It is working fine. I am using some other update panels inside the user controls. My problem is, the inner update panel(UpdatePanel placed inside the user control) is not working properly.
I have a panel (say, panel1) inside another panel (say, outer-panel)….The panel1 is visible only when a checkbox is checked in the outer-panel. I am using ajax update panel to do this. Now I have many text boxes in the panel1. I have to put a validation on all the boxes.
I tried to test this by putting validation on 2 boxes and this works fine on my local machine. When I put the same logic on the server, it does not. Of course the page on my local machine has fewer text boxes compared to the page on server. But I do not understand why the same logic works on my local machine and does not work on the server. I did try to put a validation group, but of no use.The page on the sever is a very long one and also it has a captcha control….. when ever I try not to enter text in one the text boxes which has validation and then hit submit…it redirects me to another page with out prompting for the validation error.
In my aspx page I have UploadFile, Button and a Gridview. I have embedded all controls in Updatepanel control but upon selecting file in UploadFile control, Upon click of the button UpdateProgress text message does not work whereas without using Updatepanel it works very fine. What could be the reason? and solution for this.
I am building a website using ASP.net ajax. there are 3 <asp:panel> controls in the page and each contains a number of dynamic linkbuttons. these panels are contained in a <asp:updatepanel> control the page_load event fills out the first panel with linkbuttons and assigns cooresponding commandName commandArgument for them, that works. then the first panel's linkbuttons triggers the command and fill out the second panel with linkbuttons, that works too. then the seond panel's linkbuttons are supposed to fill out the third panel with linkbuttons, but that doesn't work anymore, and it seems like doing the page_load event again and filling out the first panel and the second panel's linkbuttons disppear, just like the first time the page is loaded.
my code is very simple. I have one updatepanel, it has one lable and one dropdownlist. everytime, dropdownlist index changed. Label shows selected value. if you select any options besides the first one, it works. if you go back to the first option, then event will not get fired. spending hrs searching on google, couldn't find anything useful.
I'm finding that the scriptmanager and the updatepanel and basic implementations of AJAX for ASP.NET. I'm just wondering whether these were required to use AJAX and partial page update and referencing handlers such as button1_click on the server code page ?
Also if i can ask another question, I'm also wanting to know whether the updatepanel can support feed-in like facebook ? What I'm wanting to do is have something that updates the screen (like the update panel), and items within this panel contains links. When the user clicks on the link it shows a modal div, giving the user options to do some updates. Once the user clicks submit, then this makes a call to the server to update the details then also update the panel. Within the panel I also want to move some of the div elements using javascript (causing the drag and drops to save to the database).
I can see a postback happening and the Page_Load executing. However, the server-side btnHidden_Click never gets fired. I do not want to disable event-validation at the page-level. What am I doing wrong here?
I found this thread while trying to resolve my issue unfortunately this I can't seem to figure out the problem since I already have everything the way it should be.
I've got 3 updatepanels that each call a function on a .js file setup like this:
Each have a different ID of course. Whenever a control calls a postback within the update panel it works, however in the js file I added a console.log("running the js file") and I can see that it's being called three times meaning it's all three updatepanels are being refreshed instead of just the one.
All the triggers are inside each of the respective updatepanels so I shouldn't need to add any triggers (I did just to make sure and it makes no difference). Shouldn't the UpdateMode=Conditional resolve this?
Also worthy to mention, none of my code behind ever calls any updatepanel.update(). I tried adding that for each control to their respective panels and that also made no difference.
I have an update panel on my page with some links that have onClick events that trigger a JQuery box to pop up. This works fine unless an AJAX postback has occurred. I saw some code on another post:
Now what I'm expecting it would do is that when you click the button (which is displayed inside fancybox) it would update the textbox and do whatever I define it to do in the codebehind. Unfortunately nothing happens when I click the button.
I've tried to trigger a __doPostback myself passing the ClientID of the updatepanel and/or the button itself. I can't seem to trigger the event in the codebehind however.
The thing is if I remove the fancybox, the updatepanel works as expected. So I am guessing if I can somehow find out what eventhandler logic is behind the button before I create the fancybox, I might be able to recreate the eventhandler logic after attaching fancybox? I just can't find it anywhere...
I am using ASP.Net WebForms 3.5 and JQuery 1.4.1
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I got it to trigger the codebehind button_click event by overriding the clientside click event on the button using the code below. The key is in using the name of the button as the sender object for the __doPostBack event. The only problem that remains is that all other values aren't posted back anymore. If I type anything in the textbox, click the button, my codebehind doesn't know what's in the textbox anymore.
$("#popupTrigger").fancybox({ //.... other options, onComplete: function () { $("#RefreshContentButton").click(function () { __doPostBack($(this).attr('name'), ''); }); } });
I have one button and one textbox inside a updatepanel. On button click I am adding an alert script. But when I use the ViewSource by right clicking on the page, then the alert script is not generated.
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But if I remove the the UpdatePanel then the script is generated and the alert message is displayed. What should I do to register the script when using updatepanel.