Javascript - Extremely Laggy Responsiveness Of LinkButton In FireFox
Feb 28, 2011
I have a little problem with a LinkButton in a UserControl based asp.net application. In Firefox, one single click on the LinkButton does not do anything. You have to press and hold the LinkButton for approx. 800ms to successfully trigger the PostBack.The Focus outline is lagging too. When i click on that LinkButton, the outline-change needs approximately the same amount of time you have to hold the button the trigger the postback. the webapplication and the LinkButtons are working perfectly in IE and Chrome the javascript libraries (external and internal) are currently neither obfuscated nor compressed Here's the asp.net markup:
The ChangeAspect() method call renders the corresponding View ( UserControl ). I have tried the following without success: Disable the Firefox Client Caching Disabling PartialPage Updates (disabling the UpdatePanels) If anyone has ever encountered this problem, i'd be very thankful to hear about any possible solutions.
when i click the link button in Masterpage the window has to close. This function is working properly in IE but in fireFox or chrome or Safari Other than IE in all browsers postback is happening.
I have an ItemTemplate inside a listview with a linkbutton wrapped around three table rows. The linkbutton is supposed to make the whole rows clickable but this only works in IE. Does anyone have an idea about why? The link works if I move the rows out of the linkbutton and write some gibberish text instead, but that's not what I want.
for some reason when i view it in IE the page scrolling is extremely choppy. When i view it in firefox or safari the site is really smooth.I am not sure if i added somthing which made IE choppy because i do not remember it being choppy.... but i never really paid attention until i started to notice it.Is scrolling the site in IE choppy for you also?I tried to remove all the jquery and java - scripts i had, still choppy when scrolling. I'm not sure whats going on? The website is quite image heavy, even backgrounds are quite big, however firefox and safari have not problems... is it a IE chaching problem?
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I'm struggling with ASP .NET Validators JavaScript issue. Following function (part of framework generated code) tries to access validatioGroup attribute value using control.Field syntax. It works fine in IE, however in FF that value is always undefined. Consequently, validation always passes and my validation scenario is broken... Is there a way to get round it?
function IsValidationGroupMatch(control, validationGroup) { if ((typeof(validationGroup) == "undefined") || (validationGroup == null)) { return true; } var controlGroup = ""; if (typeof(control.validationGroup) == "string") { controlGroup = control.validationGroup; } return (controlGroup == validationGroup); }
my linkbutton is in datalist, this datalist is in panel, this panel is in ajax updatepanelif linkbutton is not selected then need to alert a message...
So i'm new to AJAX and just installed the AJAX toolkit.
When i have tried to used any of the object there my page are really slow, it like the server is forever to compile the site and when that is done the browser shows it in a flash.
You can see here :
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This is not a problem when using only ASP.NET.
When i debug in VS2008 i can see that is looking for some random files when compiling like C:AjaxBuildAjaxServerAjaxControlToolkitToolkitScriptManagerToolkitScriptManager.cs and alot of other stuff, it goes through alot of setting there and i think that is the hold up, why it's so slow.
I have Sp1 installed, running Windows 7 64bit.
These pages are very small and standard. I basicly drag a toolkitscriptmanager, htmleditor, textbox and two buttons to the form. There isnt more.
This is the code for the first page :
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The host has AJAX support and has installed SP1 for .NET.
I have a series of link buttons in a repeater that switch pages
<asp:Repeater ID="rptPageLinks" runat="server"><ItemTemplate> <asp:LinkButton ID="lnkNewPage" runat="server" Text='<%# Eval("Page") %>' OnCommand="SomeEventHandler" CommandArgument='<%# Eval("Page") %>' CommandName="Redirect" OnClientClick="return confirm('Do you want to save your chanes before you navigate to a new page?');" /> </ItemTemplate></asp:Repeater>
What I want to be able to do is pass the result from the OnClientClick into the EventHandler, ideally by changing the CommandName (i.e. if they click 'yes' on the confirmation it changes the CommandName to "SaveAndRedirect", if they click 'no' it stays as 'Redirect').
I have a simple js function that counts down the characters in a text box, and it works in every browser EXCEPT Firefox (3.6.6). I've tried changing some syntax, but nothing has worked so far.
I'm using javascript to change some settings of asp button on mouseover. It is working in IE. But not working in Firefox. Is there any other javascript code that will support almost all browsers? My code is as follows
I have a requirement by my client to be able to upload extremely large files.
I'm talking about 7 GB files. The website they are currently running on is a ASP.NET 4.0 app, so obviously the standard upload scheme for my web app is not going to work.
I'm tossing around multiple options trying to figure out what the best route to go would be.
One option I'm thinking about seeing if I can do would be to have a BitTorrent Uploader. The end users for this app will typically have the same file on hand, so the idea would be that an end user would go to the site, say that they wanted to upload a file. At that point, they would pick the file, and then the server would immediately mark that person as a seed for that file. Then, my web app would go to a preconfigured leech on our side, and instruct the leech to download the file. I would expect at some point during or after this process the torrent would do some magic to find other seeders on the client's network, or wherever, but that's the idea.
Is there any technology out there already that does this? Or am I describing something that I'm going to have to build from the ground up?
I am using AUtomapper which I am very impressed with however, I have a complex object with many nested collections. I'm using Telerik OpenAccess and it returns the 1400 records fast but when I pass it to Automapper and it slows to a ridiculous crawl. Here is my code for reference:
i was working on one of the project as it is working fine in Firefox but it is giving the javascript exception in internet explorer.Errror: Error says "s" is undefined in the s.currencyCode="USD" line but "s" is defined in the external javascript file s_code.js
The function window.opener.location.reload(); is working fine with IE but not refreshing parent page in mozilla firefox browser. how to refresh parent page in cross browser/browser independent.
In some javascript, I have:var url = "find.aspx?" + "location=" + encodeURIComponent( address ); alert( url );location.href = url;where the value of address is the string "Seattle, WA".
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So I'm getting three different representations whereas I would expect that in all three places I should see what I see in the alert. My expectation is that the url I assign to location.href should show up as-is in the browser url window, and should be passed as-is to the server in Request.Url (and I would need to decode the values on the server before using them).What's happening?
I want to allow users to click only once on button. In fact, the button is a user control:
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That button control gives us access to OnClientClick property of lbButton. This button is used on other user control:
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As you can see - i disable button on client-side and then return true (to do a postback). That's for only sample purposes. This code will disable my button but there will be no postback. If leave only "return true;" inside onclientclick script then i'll have my postback. The conclusion is - i can't do a postback if i disable button. The question is what's the reason of such behaviour and can i do any trick to over overcome this issue. I figured out i can hide button and still perform postback. But why it can't be disabled? There was already a thread on similar topic : [URL] but answers weren't satysfying. User Participant gave his solution there but i'm not fully understand his idea. Could someone explain to me why it can't be done my way and if it can be done by any other method?
