CascadingDropDown Error

Last post 02-06-2008 8:47 AM by PacASP. 2 replies.

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  • CascadingDropDown Error

    01-31-2008, 5:18 PM
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    I am trying to use the AJAX Cascading Drop Down in my web application.  When I try to edit the databinding in Visual Studio 2005 for the control, I get error stating, "Error invoking '&Edit DataBindings...'.  Details: The method or operation is not implemented."

     If I try to click on "Add CascadingDropDown page method" on the Tasks menu, I get the Ajax Control Toolkit error, "Connot create page method "GetDropDownContents" because no CodeBehind or CodeFile file was found!"

     
    Other AJAX components are working fine on the page.  Am I missing something in the toolkit installation or am I trying to use the control incorrectly?  Any help is appreciated.
     

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  • Re: CascadingDropDown Error

    02-06-2008, 2:30 AM
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    Hi Pacasp,

     

    PacASP:
    I am trying to use the AJAX Cascading Drop Down in my web application.  When I try to edit the databinding in Visual Studio 2005 for the control, I get error stating, "Error invoking '&Edit DataBindings...'.  Details: The method or operation is not implemented."

     If I try to click on "Add CascadingDropDown page method" on the Tasks menu, I get the Ajax Control Toolkit error, "Connot create page method "GetDropDownContents" because no CodeBehind or CodeFile file was found!"

    Here is a pretty good video tutorial for CascadingDropDown.  Please watch it carefully. Also you can refer to this article. Its amazing.

    Best regards,

    Jonathan

    Jonathan Shen
    Microsoft Online Community Support
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  • Re: CascadingDropDown Error

    02-06-2008, 8:47 AM
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    Thanks for the links.  The second is proving invaluable. 

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