using the ajaxControlToolkit requires the ToolkitScriptManager, but then i get the message: "only one scriptmanager..." the problem is, i cant find any other scriptmanager in the whole solution, so it should be somewhere in the parent pages. how can i find/get/replace this scriptmanager-object?
So, I've digged the internet in seach on a decent tutorial on howtta use the ReorderList control that comes in the Ajax Tookit. I've made lists that can reorder and such, the problem comes when I wanna include an edit feature. There's almost no documentation on how to do this.
I have an Accordion control that is populated dynamically. I want to catch the event raised when a new pane is clicked on to open. I don't see the event at all in intelli-sense and when I code it by hand anyways I get errors. Is there any way to catch this event? The goal is to let a control in the masterpage that is holding the Accordion know when the Accordion has changed so it can update another control.
When the user pushes the Button, I'd like to display a modal dialog box to capture a couple of values from text boxes and submit these values to the server. When the modal box is shown, I'd like the cursor to be placed in the txtFirst textbox. How do I do this? I've had trouble with registerscript commands before, so if one is needed, I hope the syntax, if you provide it, is correct.
Also, how could I change the above code so that the modal dialog was displayed as a result of a selection of a dropdownlist item? If I set the targetcontrolid="DropDownList1", the dialog box is display when it drops rather than when a selection is made
I set a reference to AjaxControlToolkit.dll and this added all of the toolkit's controls to my toolbar. I then tried to drag and drop one of the controls to my webform and nothing happened-no error message, no control added to the form. Double clicking the control also did nothing. The web site compiles with no errors, I also tried to bounce VS2008. I am running Developers Edition on Windows Server 2008.I was able to add a Script Manager control
I have a user control with both an UpdatePanel and a ScriptManager.
Some pages in the system have a ScriptManager of their own, and need to include the UserControl.
This throws the "You can only have 1 ScriptManager" exception.
If I remove UserControl's ScriptManager, I'll get 'UpdatePanel1 requires a Script Manager" exception.
I've tried to modify the UserControl to dynamically include it's own script manager if none exists. But all the methods I've used before involve adding a delegate to Page.OnInit-- which won't work, since the UserControl Init fires first.
Because the system designers here like making my life difficult, I can't create a MasterPage, or a BasePage for the system in inherit off of. I'd be stuck going to each page an adding a ScriptManager before the UserControl on each of them. Is there any way of, in the UserControl, detecting if the page has a ScriptManager, and if not, adding it dynamically in a way that makes the UpdatePanel happy?
In my application i use iframe (to be more specific; Greybox tool). Sometimes i had an unkown error when i open page in iframe. Then i applied this fix : [URL] and that unknown error disseppeared. But i have another problem now:( I am using following script to focus to the first textbox whenever my input pages are opened in iframe.
aField = document.getElementById('txt_PID');setTimeout("aField.focus()", 50); After i applied previous fix, i get this error when i load page in iframe for the first time :
Can't move focus to the control because it is invisible, not enabled, or of type that does not accept focus. Here, txt_PID doesnt contain any ajaxtoolkit things. (also Enabled= true and Visible=true etc.) . Last thing, my current test page contains just 3 controls: txt_PID just plain Asp.TextBox ajaxHTMLEditor another textboxt with MaskedEditExtender. If i remove HTMLEditor from page; i dont get that error( Can't move focus...) and also i dont get first error which i applied that fix in toolkit.
Maybe this is not the best title to it, but this is what I am trying to find out. I need a way to construct a control in ASP.Net that mimics the ScriptManager in that it should look like this:
[code]....
How to make the Control have a List of items that you can add items to from the Source of a page.
and it was working well even After I upgraded my wevbsite to .net version 4 but when I started a new website from scratch in vs2010 using .net4 when I use ajax toolkit in this new site it is registered as folowing
and when I run the page I get the error The Controls collection cannot be modified because the control contains code blocks (i.e. <% ... %>) I don't Know what is the reason for this. I noticed another thing. in my old website I was using thckbox script by using the files common.js, jquery-1.3.2.js,jquery.thickbox.js and puting them in a Javascript folder ad then registering them in Script manager as following
this was working well also but in my new site the jquery file version was jquery-1.4.1.js but also I added the old version f the javascripts files in the built in Scripts folder that is created by default b the new site and followed the same way in registering them in the script managerchange the JavaScript folder to the built in folder Scripts
but this doesn't work also in the new site I think that there is something diffirent in the 2 case which leads to this change in performance I wish your support and advice about how to solve this matter
Is it possible to put a ScriptManager Control in a Content Page?I've tried inserting a ScriptManager, UpdatePanel, and ContentTemplate within the ContentPlaceHolder1 of one of my pages and it's not working.
Can anybody explain why cant you have more than one scriptmanager control in a page. Why gets emitted in the markup which creates a problem with two scriptmanager control on the page.
I'm writing a custom class library that contains custom controls (not user controls).I have some embedded javascript files that need to be registered on the page.Now since this is a class library, how do I detect whether or not to use a ToolKitScriptManager or ScriptManager?Page.ClientScript is a ClientScriptManager, but would I do if the page has the new ToolKitScriptManager?
I am working on a Report Module for a DNN website and have found that the reports do not show in the reportviewer control if there is no ScriptManager control on the module. I am not sure where but somewhere I read it was needed. THe problem is when it is on the module so the reportviewer works correctly I am getting some errors with my other controls( mainly drop downs I want to use for selecting the reports) I am not getting an error just the DDL is not showing up on the page when scriptmanager is included but it does show up when its not included of course then the reportviewer shows no report.
I am using a ScriptManager control to load search results from server web services. There is a text box and button on the page where the user enters their search terms. When they submit their search there is a Response.Redirect that is called to the search page. I use the ScriptManager's history function to track filtering that the users can do. If you are familiar with this function the URL ends up looking something like this:
[URL]
My problem is that if the users deices to do another search with the text box and button on the search.aspx page, which causes a response.redirect, the query string changes but the hash history stay a part of the URL. This does not make sense to me because from what I understand of the Response.Redirect("someURL") it should act like it is sending you to a new page regardless if it is going to the same page it left.
I am reading about "Registering Client Scripts with the ScriptManager Control". But I am not getting what means by registering the script with ScriptManager? What we get by registering the client script with ScriptManager?
I have a string with special characters insert in different places. For example:
string myString = "This is a textbox: ##";
I would like to replace the ## with a control (namely, a textbox).
The Replace method only allows the string to be replaced with another string or character (understandably). But what would be the best way to dynamically replace the ## with a control in its position?
I was thinking maybe I could replace it with HTML markup which would be executed, but not quite sure how that would be achieved.
EDIT: To clarify some details. The strings are being retrieved from a database, so I can't use the PlaceHolder control. The user selects a string from a drop-down list. The value of the item is the string with special characters. When the postback occurs from the item selection, I would like to display the string on the site, but replace the special characters with a fully working control (in this case, a textbox)
I need to replace <span> entries in a string to legacy html code because it's going to be used in a report for Crystal Reports. <b> works with Crystal, but the<span>'s do not.
Here's the string which I'm trying to replace: <span style="font-weight: bold">%THIS CAN BE ANY TEXT%</span>. I want to replace it to
i want to change name of hyper link during runtime ,i put text box i take value from text box and put it as name of hyper link but when i reload page the original name of hyper link back again what i can i do to save the new value for ever.
I've developed a Web User Control with ASP.NET Web Foms that uses client side binding and allows to the user to enter a series of items. During a post, the JavaScript code of my control serializes the items in JSON and put them in a hidden field so the server code of the control can take this JSON string, deserialize it and expose the entered items through a property . How can I obtain a similar functionality and reusability with MVC since during a post my control won't be there to take this JSON string and interpret it correctly? In the end, the hidden field "trick" and the specifics of what data is serialized (and in what way) is just part of the internals of my control that shouldn't have to care to "anyone" outside it (after all, that's why the component abstraction exists).
