Can someone provide a good example of multiple UpdatePanels being updated by a singe Dynamic Populate extender? Is there some way to have one UpdatePanel trigger another to make a call and subsequently update another UpdatePanel?
The first dropdownlist is for the type: SELECT * FROM TypesThe second dropdownlist is for the brand: SELECT * FROM Brandsnd the third dropdownlist is for the model:SELECT a.id, a.descriptionFROM Models AS a INNER JOIN Items AS b on b.id_modelo = a.idWHERE b.id_type = @id_typeAND a.id_brand = @id_brandGROUP BY a.id,a.descriptionORDER BY a.descriptionI have an UPDATEPANEL only on the Models dropdownlist with the asynchronous trigger on the Brands dropdownlist. THe problem is when i change the Type, i want the other 2 dropdownlists to reset or just the Models dropdownlist.
I need to Dynamically populate the contents of the HoverMenu on hover, however I am dynamically generating all my ajax and adding the controls to a panel on the code behind (c#).
Can some one provide a sample on how to achieve this?
Also, once the content is loaded, can I avoid the service call the second time around the hovermenu is displayed during the same page visit?
I am trying to write a quote generator. For each product, there are a set of options. I want to dynamically add a drop down list for each option, and then have their SelectedIndexChanged events all wired up to update the quote cost.
I am not having any trouble adding the DropDownList controls to my UpdatePanel, but I can't seem to wire up the events.
After the page loads, the drop downs are there, with their data, but changing them does not call the SelectedIndexChanged event handler, nor does the QuoteUpdatePanel update. I have something like this:
Edit: Since programmatically adding AsyncPostBackTrigger controls is not supported, I've change my code to this, but I still don't get the event:
Edit 2: Tried adding a PlaceHolder to add the drop down lists to (instead directly into the ContentTemplateContainer, still no events firing.
To provide neat and tidy error urls like "/Error/404/TheNameOfTheRequestedPage". This works fine from VS 2008, but once published to my local machine, I get the default error page:
Error Summary
HTTP Error 404.0 - Not Found The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable
I've chosen not to use system.web/customErrors because I don't have access to Server.GetLastError() from there (or at least it's never worked for me) and I want to get the http code.
I 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: [Code]....
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.
I ahve an update panel that is in my MasterPage, I have put a login panel which includes my login/anonymous views in my update panel. I have added the triggers parameter and I am getting an error. here is the code:
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Here is the error I am getting:
A control with ID 'LoginButtonHDR' could not be found for the trigger in UpdatePanel 'UpdatePanel1'.
Description:
An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.InvalidOperationException: A control with ID 'LoginButtonHDR' could not be found for the trigger in UpdatePanel 'UpdatePanel1'.
I'm using Quartz.NET for a system I am creating, where jobs are run via a Windows Service and can be added and editted (inlcuding trigger details) in an ASP.NET page.
I'm having some issues though - I need to be able to modify a triggers details, such as the type of simpletrigger or the cronexpression, and I've been told that I need to unschedule the job then reschedule it. Problem is, unscheduling the job then rescheduling is totally removing the trigger from the job for some reason. Here is my code for when the Submit button is clicked on the edit page:
I am working on an mvc application. Two tables each have their individual submit button. Table1 has default submit on enter key. How do I change the submit button based on textbox focus?
I have a .js file that works fine locally, but I am somehow having path problems when I commit and add to my server. I have "Home" for the controller name, and "LoadTable" for the JsonResult function.
Should I have the path name be something else when published? If so how do I toggle from local to server version in my webconfig, if possible? Is there another option?
I have a web form with an Asp.net PlaceHolder control. By default the control is set to visible false and will be displayed through the code behind based on several criteria. In general this PlaceHolder control wraps several other Asp.net controls. Now a new requirement ask that the controls within the PlaceHolder control be visible at all times an no longer hidden. So in the Aspx code I changed the laceHolder attribute and set it to visible. Now all kinds of Java Script validation errors are occuring and it is a horrible spahgetti code nightmare. Is their a way to set the visible attribute on the control and not have it trigger the validation?
I've got a bit of a problem UpdatePanelAnimationExtenders. Here's an example of the code structure I have:
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Now here's my problem. When dd1 triggers the postback both dd1 and dd2 get disabled (instead of just dd1) and after the request is complete only dd1 gets enabled back. The behaviour is also true the other way around (if dd2 triggers the postback both dropdowns get disabled but only dd2 gets enabled back). I'm not really sure what to make of this.
I have created a user control which has a form and 2 buttons; Save and Submit. Both buttons are created at design time. Users can enter details in the form (e.g. title and description of an item) and click Save which does some server-side processing to create an 'Item' then clears the form.
The buttons:
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And a placeholder to add dynamically created controls:
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I am saving the Items in ViewState and dynamically creating a LinkButton control for each Item which allows the user to edit the item:
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Now, when I test this in Visual Studio 2010, it works fine;
1. Enter Item title and description in form
2. Click Save
3. Save button triggers postback and onClick event code is run
4. ViewState list is displayed below the form
When I create a local IIS web site for testing, the postback on the Save button only works the first time I click it. Postback is false on the second click and the page reloads without running the onClick event code.
This is quite simple. When I press btn1, it sets correctly the Session Key. And this is then the issue arrives: When I press one of these buttons, this is the sequence of what happens:
So, everytime there is a PostBack, even before the Page loads, the session starts and generates a new Id. This way, I loose everything during the PostBack. My Session State configuration:
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This is running on VS 2010 + V3.5, on IIS5.1. The Page header configuration is default.
SessionStateModule raises a Start event with a new seesion. Is there a pointer to "deep dive" information?
In particular,
(1) I want to preserve Session state information across a postback to external (web-based) services in my VS 2008 development environment, but am finding that my code is triggering the creation of a new session.
(2) I am using IIS to host WCF Service calls, and it appears that many of those calls trigger the creation of a session. I would like to dive deeper into this, and try to manage (reduce) the number of sessions that are created and their behavior.
I am using .net 3.5 framework. I have a Tabcontainer inside that I have place asp.net fileupload control which is inside update panel. It's been known fact that fileupload control does not work under update panel unless we use Postback Triggers.