I have a ajax tabcontainer which I load with tab panels at runtime. Now I am trying to do a fade in/out when a user selects a different tab panel. How do I approach something like this.
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how to have New rows that appear in the gridview Fade-in?
Meaning: I have an updatepanel that has a gridview inside. As new rows "appear" (from the database) I'd like them to "fade-in".
I am trying to animate a panel using ajax animation extender control( in vs 2008).
<form
id="frm1"
runat="server">
<asp:ScriptManager
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Here i have associated a panel with the animation extender control.So on click of the panel it will scroll down.Now the panel will scroll down onclick of panel itself. I have placed 2 link butons (open and close) on the panel.What I am trying to achieve is ,
On click of open link button in the panel, the panel should scroll up and it should scroll down on the click event of close button.
How can i do that.I want the two link buttons(open and close) inside the panel itself.
Any one has got a working example for the OnHoverOver and OnHoverOut animations ?I have tried one but it's not perfectly working, as I don't know how to change the position of the Popup panel or resize it !! and I still can see a grey shadow before my popup panel appears..it's weird... Here is my code :
<asp1:AnimationExtender ID="OpenAnimation" runat="server" TargetControlID="ObjNameLnk">
How to display image in the middle of fade panel
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I need to have a stack of 10 text lines, possibly div's, and insert a line arbitrarily somehere in the list. In addition I'd like to fade in a highlight (for the new line) and fade out.Is MSFT AJAX the correct tool to use for this?
View 1 RepliesSomeone knows a way to block/disable the Animation of ColapsablePanel on Colapse/Expand?I am having problems of performance/stucks of the page on colapse or expand a panel.
View 1 RepliesI tried to recreate the animation panel from - [URL]
It works great except I cannot center the progressbar gif to the center of the gridview. My gridview is loaded into a tabcontainer tabpanel at runtime and so I think when the center of the gridview is calculated it somehow gets messed up. What should I edit in this javascript so that even when it loads at runtime it still retains the position.
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I have a calendar control where a user selects a date and then inputs info into a FormView control. Underneath the FormView is a GridView that shows all data from the SelectedDate on the calendar control. However, when the date is selected, all the information from the table ( from all dates ) is displayed.
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And the code behind:
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I have the following that changes the label colour according to an update panel:
<asp:UpdatePanelAnimationExtender ID="UpdatePanelAnimationExtender1" runat="server"
Enabled="True" TargetControlID="UpdatePanel1">
<Animations>
<OnUpdating>
<Color
AnimationTarget="lblSearchResults1"
Duration="1"
StartValue="#FFFFFF"
EndValue="#FFFFFF"
Property="style"
PropertyKey="color"/>
</OnUpdating>
<OnUpdated>
<Color
AnimationTarget="lblSearchResults1"
Duration="1"
StartValue="#FFFFFF"
EndValue="#009685"
Property="style"
PropertyKey="color" />
</OnUpdated>
</Animations>
</asp:UpdatePanelAnimationExtender>
Fine. Works a treat.
However, I also have the following on the same page but within a different update panel:
<asp:UpdatePanelAnimationExtender ID="UpdatePanelAnimationExtender1" runat="server"
Enabled="True" TargetControlID="UpdatePanel2">
<Animations>
<OnUpdating>
<Color
AnimationTarget="lblSearchResults2"
Duration="1"
StartValue="#FFFFFF"
EndValue="#FFFFFF"
Property="style"
PropertyKey="color"/>
</OnUpdating>
<OnUpdated>
<Color
AnimationTarget="lblSearchResults2"
Duration="1"
StartValue="#FFFFFF"
EndValue="#009685"
Property="style"
PropertyKey="color" />
</OnUpdated>
</Animations>
</asp:UpdatePanelAnimationExtender>
This also works a treat. However, the update causes the animation/colour change to fire on both labels when either of them fires.
How do, or what do I have to do so that only one label changes colour one at a time i.e. when UpdatePanel1 updates, lblSearch1 changes colour but lblSearch2 stays as is.
I am trying to display selected file to a user right after he selects. Which means I have to save it to a temp location and change image src (or ImageUrl if we are talking about asp:Image).
And I am trying to use AsyncFileUpload (from Ajax Toolkit) for that. Apparently it has "OnUploadedComplete" server event, but sadly it isn't working.
I have following code in code behind:
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I want to use the asp.net menu control but would like to somehow fade any of the dynamic submenus in and out using the ajax control toolkit's AnimationExtender.For instance...
<asp:Menu ID="mnuMain" runat="server">
<Items>
<asp:MenuItem Text="ABC"></asp:MenuItem>
<asp:MenuItem Text="DEF">
<asp:MenuItem Text="D"></asp:MenuItem> <--Make this submenu fade in/out
<asp:MenuItem Text="E"></asp:MenuItem>
<asp:MenuItem Text="F"></asp:MenuItem>
</asp:MenuItem>
</Items>
</asp:Menu>
I have 2 user controls. The first user control generates custom paging and assigns the output as a string literal. The second user control is a simple repeater which uses values from the paging control via a query string to decide which relevant chunk of data to retrn.
The custom paging control is embeded in the custom reapeater control. In my my page, I simply call the customer erpeater control and everything works treat.I now want to add update panels to this but I can't think where to start.
The paging control looka like this.
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I have block of code that consists of a textbox a button and a dropdown. The text entered in the text box filters the dropdownlist when the user clicks the button. The Ajax works great when it is in a simple page but if I put the same code in a User control I get flicker.
View 2 RepliesIm having a aspx page which has 5 tabs inside a update panel..also I have a user control
Wen I click each tab im dynamically loading dat user control ...
The problem is im using javascript in dat user control..
the user control has a button which displays a panel containing three grid views n s activated by a java script as given below..
function Elig()
{
$(document.getElementById(
'<%=btnLegend.ClientID %>')).click(function(){
$(document.getElementById(
('<%=pBody.ClientID %>')).slideToggle('slow');
});
}
Wen i run the aspx page the first tab successfully loaded with dat user control n also the java script is working..wen I click the next tab user control is loading
But dat java script is not working..
i know the problem is after partial postback of update panel my js s not working..
i have tried registering like this..
private
void
RegisterJavascript()
{
ClientScriptManager
scriptManager = Page.ClientScript;
if (!scriptManager.IsClientScriptBlockRegistered(this.GetType(),
"Elig"
))
{
StringBuilder scriptBlock =
new
StringBuilder
();
scriptBlock.AppendLine(
"Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance().add_pageLoaded(Elig);"
);
scriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(
this.GetType(),
"Elig", scriptBlock.ToString(),
true
);
still its not working..
i have a user control in which the cancel reset button clicks will call a javascript. this works fine when the user control is used normally...
if the usercontrol is put inside an update panel. the javascripts throw an error. "Object Excpected."
I followed this tutorial "Adding Animation to a Control).I was able to change its behavior to fadeIn. My question is how do I change the background and font color. I can change it in the the cssClass and the change is visible in the document but in the browser allways displays with the same lime background and white text
View 1 Repliesi want to design the grdivew like this, 4 columns(name , age, city and id) each of the column has HeaderTemplate there one image control, what i want to do is when the user click on this imagebutton then
1. i want to open an panel(when the user click's image button) there i'll show one radiobuttonlist by default this panel should be hide
2. then i want to find what the user has selected on the radiobutton
I'm having a bit of an issue in my ASP.Net application moving focus from a textbox in one user control to a text box in the next user control on the page after postback. I've searched high and low over the last several days to find a solution but, for whatever reason, have been unable to do so.
I have a page that has user controls loaded dynamically to allow a user to enter data.The number and type of user controls loaded to the page is determined at run time based on a database query.It is possible than many controls of the same type can be loaded. Each user control has its own update panel. Within the update panel of each control is a regular asp panel. Inside of the regular panel there are at least 2 server controls (any other controls that may exist in the user control are not affected by this issue) - a text box and a button.The defaultbutton property of the regular panel is set to the ID of the button within the user control. The desired behavior is to allow the user to enter data into the textbox on one user control hit enter to save the data on that user control the application will set focus to the textbox of the next user control on the page after the data from the "current" user control has been saved. Other considerations;
The application uses master pages. We make extensive use of ajax and the ajaxtoolkit in the application. I am using Visual Studio 2010 and .Net 4 The issue - when first entering the page, one can enter data into the first textbox and press the enter key. Data from "current" user control is correctly saved and focus is correctly moved to the next user control on the page.
Data can be entered into the textbox of "new" user control and when the enter key is pressed, the data is correctly save. The focus appears to move correctly to the next user control on the page.Data cannot be entered into the textbox of the control. Pressing the enter key will not save the data (because none was entered) but the focus will move to the textbox of the next user control on the page.
Data can be entered into the textbox of the user control. When the enter key is pressed, the data is correctly saved and the focus appears to move correctly to the textbox of the next control on the pageBasically, steps 3 and 4 are repeated until the end of the user controls on the page, alternating between being able to enter data and not. Other items of note When one is able to enter data into the textbox of a user control, one can correctly tab through the textboxes of each user control until the end of the page When one is not able to enter data into the textbox of a user control, pressing the tab key will take the focus to the address bar of the browser.
I created a much simplified example of the scenario described above and was able to consistently reproduce the "bad" focus behavior. All of the ajax toolkit controls and code where stripped out of the sample to rule the toolkit out as a cause. The behavior still occurs without the toolkit.
I am including the code for default.aspx and WebUserControl1.ascx.
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Iam new to Ajax Asp.Net
Iam facing a problem in ModalPopupExtender, i have made a usercontrol to show a popup frame and made popheader for dragging the header. but iam unable to find the panel id for PopupDragHandleControlID. can anyone tell me how to do. user control
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i have an animationExtender control inside a repeater control. targetcontrol of the animationextender is a linkbutton. which should enabled=false when the animation is playing. simply the link button should disabled when the mouseover event of the link button. and after the animation is closed the same link button should be enabled. the problem is this is working fine only for the very first item in the repeater control. i.e. for the first link button in the repeater control when the animation is played the link buttons becomes disabled.(this happens for every link button in the repeater control) but when the animation is closed the first link button becomes enable. but in other link buttons, it remains as disabled.
I'll put the code here:
<asp:Repeater ID="repRecentJobs" runat="server" >
<ItemTemplate>
<div>
<asp:LinkButton runat="server" ID="lnkTitle" Text='<%# Eval("Title") %>' ></asp:LinkButton>
<div><%# Eval("Description") %></div>
<asp:HiddenField runat="server" ID="hfJobId" Value='<%# Eval("Id") %>' />
<asp:LinkButton runat="server" ID="readMore" Text="Read More..." ></asp:LinkButton>
<ajaxToolKit:AnimationExtender ID="AnimationExtender1" runat="server" TargetControlID="readMore">
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Can we apply asp.net ajax Animation behaviour to the asp.net Menu Control ?
Suppose on mouse Hover on the menu items ,i want its submenus to pop out in an animated behaviour.
I am using the animation extender in my gridview which is working, however only the first row works. The rows following the first all display the data from row 1.
<asp:GridView runat="server" ID="gvAvailable" AutoGenerateColumns="False" style="table-layout:fixed;"
DataSourceID="SqlDataSource1" ForeColor="#333333"
GridLines="Both" Width="825px">
<AlternatingRowStyle BackColor="White" />
<Columns>
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I created a .NET user control to work as a DropdownCheckbox and added Jquery to give the sliding and hide effects. The code is as below:
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This control works fine in a normal page, but once I put it inside an update panel it doesn't work. Is there a work around or simply I can't use JQuery inside update panel?
I am hosting a Windows User Control in my web page using <object> tag. Everything works fine when the control is outside the updatepanel and is independent of other web controls but when I move the control inside the update panel, it doen't load the user control properly.
<object id="myBrowser" classid="http:MyBrowser.dll#MyBrowser.UserControl1" height="20" width="400" VIEWASTEXT></object>
why it doesn't render the control properly and what can I do to fix it?
I tried moving the user control outside the update panel but since this user control is shown/hidden dynamically and is rendered based on other web controls which are inside an Update Panel, the user control is not shown at all.
