I have a small website that uses 1 masterpage and several content pages. I'm able to insert a <ScriptManager> onto my content pages (just a couple of them). However, when I try to insert the <UpdatePanel>, it won't take it. I tried to wrap the <UpdatePanel> around a <Div> and it didn't like that, so then I tried wrapping the <UpdatePanel> around the actual textbox and it didn't like that. Below is some sample code.
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?
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.
I am using Master pages for my ASP.NET website and in one of the content pages I upload a file which requires a bigger timeout value than the default 90 seconds. for other content pages I want to leave the default timeout value as it is. is it possible to set the timeout just for a specific content page? I checked the ScriptManagerProxy component, but it doesn't have this AsyncPostBackTimeout property.
I am using Master pages for my ASP.NET website and in one of the content pages I upload a file which requires a bigger timeout value than the default 90 seconds. for other content pages I want to leave the default timeout value as it is. is it possible to set the timeout just for a specific content page? I checked the ScriptManagerProxy component, but it doesn't have this AsyncPostBackTimeout property.
I'm trying to do the next steps:1 - Click in submit Button inside update panel to make some server work - Ok 2 - If the work is succefully made i need to ask the user to confirm some information - I'm using a javascript function - Ok3- Javascript function executes and clicks in another button (hidden) inside the same update panel. - Ok4- Button click event fires and some server work is done. - Ok.5 - The panel doesn´t update - Wrong
Confirm.aspx: function confirmSubmit(buttonId, msg) {
I have an web application of 200 web pages and all has a single master page. Most of the content pages use AJAX controls so most of content pages has its own ScriptManager. Now I have a requirement to add a link with HoverMenuExtender control and for that I need to put ScriptManager in the Master page, but it is working only in the content pages where there is not ScriptManager.
All the other content pages which has ScriptManager throws the error Only one instance of a ScriptManager can be added to the page. I don't want to work on most of the content pages again to remove ScriptManager. Is there any easy way to do this something like coding in Master page which decides if there is already ScriptManager already, then don't load it.
MyMasterPage.aspx and content page MyDefault.aspx. MyMasterPage.aspx has one input button [value="Menu-1"]. When user click the button, the button will pass value "Menu-1" into TextBox1Default1 at content page MyDefault.aspx, and then refresh UpdatePanelDefault1 at content page MyDefault.aspx asynchronously.
My problem is the post back is full post back when refreshing UpdatePanelDefault1. I would like asynchronously post back during refreshing UpdatePanelDefault1. copy the full code MyMasterPage.aspx and MyDefault.aspx below, and then paste / overwrite it into your blank aspx page for testing. I am using VS 2008
I have an updatepanel on my master page that just updates the database every 30 seconds, what is happening is that everytime it is fired, it will refresh everything on the page_load of the content page that are not under ispostback = false. to disable such a thing just for this specific updatepanel?
I'm finding that the scriptmanager and the updatepanel and basic implementations of AJAX for ASP.NET. I'm just wondering whether these were required to use AJAX and partial page update and referencing handlers such as button1_click on the server code page ?
Also if i can ask another question, I'm also wanting to know whether the updatepanel can support feed-in like facebook ? What I'm wanting to do is have something that updates the screen (like the update panel), and items within this panel contains links. When the user clicks on the link it shows a modal div, giving the user options to do some updates. Once the user clicks submit, then this makes a call to the server to update the details then also update the panel. Within the panel I also want to move some of the div elements using javascript (causing the drag and drops to save to the database).
I got an updatepanel which contains a normal panel on MasterPage. The updatepanel does not contain content place holder. On the content page, I have to add triggers to updatepanel for buttons that are dynamically created on "page_load" event. The problem is that, since the page_load event of content page is being called before master page's page_load event, UpdatePanel is not being created. So that, whenever i try to add triggers in page_load event of content page, i got an error like "A control with ID 'ctl00$editableContent$ctl42' could not be found for the trigger in UpdatePanel 'up1'."
The code below is for adding triggers to updatepanel for buttons.
MasterClass master = (MasterClass)Page.Master; AsyncPostBackTrigger trig = new AsyncPostBackTrigger(); [code]....
I have the same problem as [URL] However, the solution doesn't work for me since I'm using .Net 4.0 and xhtmlConformance is not there from start.
Basically, using a master page, the RadioButtonList still do the whole page postback even it's in the UpdatePanel. When I put the exact same code in a standalone page without a master page, it works as expected.
We have a ASP.NEt 4.0 project i just started. For some reason the ScriptManager, UpdatePanel and ListView controls have 0 intellisense, give me element not found errors and are really starting to $@#% me off. in 3.5 everything works fine. BUt in 4.0 none of these controls work (although they all exist in the toolbox). I do NOT have any Ajaxcontrol Toolkits installed for any previous version of ASp.NEt. I DO have the proper System.Web.Extensions dll referenced and it does exist.
My web.config is TINY though (is this new to 4.0?) i noted that in my compilation tag all i have is :
wheres in 3.5 in this were loads of references to the assemblies. Do i need this? I uninstalled and re=installed VS 2010 2 tiems today and its still the same.
</table> </ContentTemplate> </asp:UpdatePanel> <asp:UpdateProgress runat="server" ID="ugLN" AssociatedUpdatePanelID="upLN"> <ProgressTemplate>Image here for showing the progress bar...</ProgressTemplate> </asp:UpdateProgress>
Old hand at ASP.NET, new to the UpdatePanel. I have a reporting page which executes a fairly length SQL query... takes about 10 seconds right now. What I would like to do is have my page fully render, with some placeholder text (Loading...) and then have the UpdatePanel kick off the actual time-consuming reporting process and render the report when it's done.
So... my theory is to use RegisterStartupScript() to kick this off and drop the string from GetPostBackEventReference() to trigger the UpdatePanel update. Some problems crop up:
1) Can I actually use GetPostBackEventReference w/ the UpdatePanel or do I need to trigger it some other way? Use this method on a button inside the Update Panel?
2) What event gets triggered when the postback reference is the UpdatePanel? It's not clear to me. I've got to call my databinding code somewhere! Again, maybe I need to use a button inside?
We are currently migrating the client part of a legacy webapp from asp.net ajax to jquery/jquery-ui. The app consists (among other things) of some asp.net ajax UpdatePanels.
Now I want to throw out all that __doPostback() stuff and talk with jQuery's $.ajax to the "server-side" of the .ascx controls. Ideally, the server reponds with some parseable Datastructure that I can throw into my jQuery UI controls.
I already realized that this is difficult to do, because the asp.net ajax client/server code is heavily interwoven and there are no public interfaces to hook into ajax requests or responses. However, we don't want to change the server-side code, because it should still run with the old asp.net frontend.
After some tweaking I found out that I can hook into ScriptManager's beforeRequest and endRequest events to get notified of postbacks and partial responses. I dispatch these to jQuery Events:
var paqeRequestInst = window.Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance(); //bind ASP.NET ScriptManager events to jQuery events paqeRequestInst._events.addHandler('beforeRequest', function(){ $(window).trigger('beforePanelResponse'); }); paqeRequestInst._events.addHandler('endRequest', function(pageRequestInst, ErrInst){ $(window).trigger('afterPanelResponse', [pageRequestInst, ErrInst]); });
However, a lot of questions remain:
What is the best way to intercept the ScriptManager Response, parse it, and throw it into my jQuery UI controls? How do I update all that __VIEWSTATE stuff, that is normally managed by the ScriptManager? Are there best-practices/jquery-plugins for such a "asp.net ajax to jquery" scenario?
I have a dropdownlist, that causes a postback. On the SelectedIndexChanged event, is it possible to force a placeholder that is within a different UpdatePanel to change it's visibility?
For example, when the SelectedItem.Value of DropDownList1 is "1" then show Placeholder1, otherwise hide it.
What I am most interested in is how to configure the UpdatePanels to allow this.
I have a page with a ScriptManager / UpdatePanel. I currently need to PostBack to a https page from an http page (different ports). I also need the same session data. Currently, I copy my form to a new form, and when I postback to my new Target on a new Port, I get a crash in xmlHttp..something. I will have to post more details later.
I'm currently wondering if this is possible. And does anyone know of such a fix. I even tried to Turn off Partial Rendering and I still get crashes. I can't do this until I pull out the scriptManager / UpdatePanel.
My project has the following repeater menu shown on the Master Page. I need this menu to remain hidden until the user logs in. How do I access from content page?
I'm using this Ajax script [URL] to load content from an aspx page on another server than the page calling the content. So far I've learned that this is a no go. The problem seems to be that when using an absolute link to content the script fails as apposed to using a relative link.
I've searched the web for about 10 hours now, and I still haven't found what I'm looking for.
