Jquery Ui - UpdatePanel Dispute - There Is A Quick Alternative?
Aug 26, 2010
I have been using asp.net programming just from few months and I have to maintain an application that is made up of many aspx webforms with updatepanels.One of the task of the maintenance is to integrate some of the JQueryUI widgets (mostly datepicker, tabs and buttons).I am experiencing some problems on doing this smoothly expecially when the controls are Inside an update panel Generally inside any templated control (e.g. Wizard control)
For example this very simple code:
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function() {
$("#myTabs").tabs();
[code]...
will immediately cease to work if placed inside an update panel.Do there is a solution regarding this issue or I have to follow a completely differnt approach? Do I have to substitute all the updatepanels?And what is the best alternative to this easy to use control?
I have an asp.net app consisting of about 15 aspx pages and 30 or so user controls. For the most part it is just a basic CRUD layer on top of a database, so it consists mainly of edit forms and datagrids.
All of my edit forms are laid out in fieldsets, and I am using plain asp:GridViews for my tables (they render to an html table). Some forms are in serious need of tabs to lay out the elements. I'd really like to be able to style my GridViews with a fixed header and vertical scrollbars.
I have to do a demo in a few days but the problem is, there is no styling whatsoever applied to the html (no classes defined within the html, no CSS at all), and I am very weak with CSS.
So considering my predicament, can anyone offer some advice on how I could get this looking presentable in a very short period of time?
Is there such a thing as pre-existing decent generic CSS files I could download and drop on top of this app that could apply an attractive and consistent look and feel to most elements? Would http://jqueryui.com/ be useful in this particular situation?[URL] looks very attractive, can anyone comment on how easy it would be to globally wire all of my GridViews up with that?
I am using jquery quicksearch to filter a gridview. As i enter the search text in a text box the column width of the body of the gridview keeps changing and does not align with the header width for the respective column. How do I lock the column width of the gridvew so it remains unchanged?
I made a usercontrol consisting of an AJAX tab control, a textbox, and a gridview. The gridview is pulling data from a SQL database. When the gridview is outside of the tab control and I begin to enter text into the textbox, quicksearch begins to filter the information in the gridview. When i put the gridview and textbox inside an AJAX tab control quicksearch does not work. How do i need to structure the textbox and the gridview on an ajax update panel to get it to work?
I load an aspx page in iframe inside a jQuery UI dialog to update some data, and after dialog is closed I need to update an updatepanel in parent page. how can I do that? to be more specific, there is a datagrid in parent page and after I edit data in a dialog modal iframe, I want to update the row in datagrid.
I am using multiple user control in my web page. Each of these usercontrol has $(document).ready() method. Because i am using an update panel, i am binding all the events again in end_request event. But I dont want to do that in all my usercontrols. Is is possible to do this at a common place(only once)?
Please forgive this ignorant question - I've used ASP.NET AJAX a good deal but I'm new to jQuery. Specifically, is it possible to call or create jQuery events on the fly via an UpdatePanel? For example, calling a jQuery modal or animating a Label (or <div> contained Literal)etcIf anyone has any advice or could point me to some easy tutorials on mixing ASP.NET AJAX and jQuery,
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I have a asp.net page with two jquery button.All is in an updatepanel. When I click on Jquery button all work but after all stops to work.This is code of one button:
does anyone know if its possible to replace the updatepanel in asp.net ajax toolkit with some kind of jquery?
Basically we use the update panel so that when we do postbacks that the screen doesn't actually do a full refresh .. just the values ..
I am using jquery for a lot of other stuff and would love to know if there is some way to do this or even if a jquery plugin exists that lets you do it.
I am a bit unsure but would this mean i have to rename all my methods to static and decorate with the webmethod attribute?
If this is the case, it maybe a lot of work :-)
And of course how would Page_Load execute if it was a static webmethod?
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Currently this process can cause a delay in updating the listbox (eg when the textbox is emptied all the items need to be repopulated from the listbox with all the data).
What is a quick and efficient way to perform this listbox search?
I worked on NHibernate around 4 years ago, now in one of the project I want to implement it again. Can someone share their experiance about latest tools available to speedup the development of NHibernate.I have used a tool to generate ORM Mapping (I think its name was Puzzle.Net)
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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:
I am using BlockUI to show a modal. Within the blocked modal I have an update panel. Within the update panel I have a textbox and a button that submits the content back to the server. Everything works fine up to this point (the blockUI is called, the modal appears, and the button performs the postback). However, when the button's click event is fired the value for the textbox is consistently empty even if text was entered. When the update panel updates the textbox shows up blank. It appears that this may be some sort of viewstate issue and I haven't turned off viewstate.
I have a web page, where I'm using a jQuery UI datepicker on an asp.net textbox, which is located inside an UpdatePanel. Here is a description of what I do roughly
When I first load the page, everything works fine. When clicking inside the textbox, the datepicker pops up. But when I click the button, and an async postback is executed, the datepicker no longer pops up, when I click the field again.I know that the problem is because the UpdatePanel completely replaces all the contained HTML when it is updated, so in effect, it is a new text field, which has not been initialized with the datepicker functionality.
I guess that I should not use $(document).ready() here to initialize my datepickers, but where is a good place to place the initialization code? Or is there a way that I can retrigger the initialization code after an AJAX update?
am looking for the best approach to using NHibernate and MVC.net. I have gone through http://www.codeproject.com/KB/architecture/NHibernateArchitecture.aspxSomeone has pointed to the use of Castle project Active record. My aim is to eliminate the need for any nhibernate dependencies within my domain. I want a quick and easy domain model that is persistable with NHibernate.
I want to find whether an uploaded mov file is a video or not through asp.net(c#) code. This is to prevent uploads after changing the extension to .mov.
Is it possible to update an UpdatePanel manually using JavaScript or jQuery?
What I have is a TextBox at the top of my page. When a user leaves that TextBox I want to run some server code (it will add a record to my database) then at the bottom of the page I have an UpdatePanel which will get refreshed. The UpdatePanel has a GridView which will have an entry for the record added)
I have a button that is within an updatepanel control. The button's click event has a function defined for it through JQuery. Once the async postback completes the JQuery event fails to fire when the button is clicked subsequently. What do I need to do to correct this behavior and maintain the JQuery event attachment to the button's click event once it has been refreshed asynchronously?
I am trying to integrate a JQuery script to have a video lightbox (with a youtube video) inside an asp.net updatepanel that does a postback before the lightbox is loaded. The code is perfectly working if it is put outside the updatepanel Bascically in my aspx page I have an updatepanel with two panels, one of them is initially not visible and it contains the ligthbox :
[Code]....
I have a button inside the updatepanel that if pressed makes the pnlVideoLightbox visible. Then I just click on the thumbnail that should fire the lightbox but the browser redirects to the youtube website instead of firing the JQuery code.
I am developing an asp.net web application and stand on jQuery plug-ins for any aspects of my Interface. But unfortunately I have to use AJAX only for its UpdatePanel to enable partial rendering. Is there any way to use jQuery for partial rendering and act such an UpdatePanel?
