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How can you add a method on the clickevent of a cancelcontrolID of a ModalPopupExtender

Last post 11-10-2009 7:54 AM by MetalAsp.Net. 3 replies.

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  • How can you add a method on the clickevent of a cancelcontrolID of a ModalPopupExtender

    11-10-2009, 5:24 AM
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    • SilentStorm
    • Member since 05-27-2009, 8:01 AM
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    I have a ModalPopUpExtender with a button as cancelcontrolID. I have added a method to the click of the the CancelControlID. But the method is never called. How can I fix this.

  • Re: How can you add a method on the clickevent of a cancelcontrolID of a ModalPopupExtender

    11-10-2009, 6:51 AM

    Remove it as the CancelControlID and you'll be set.

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  • Re: How can you add a method on the clickevent of a cancelcontrolID of a ModalPopupExtender

    11-10-2009, 7:32 AM
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    • alaa9jo
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    MetalAsp.Net:
    Remove it as the CancelControlID and you'll be set.

    I agree with MetalAsp.Net and I want to extend his answer that you need to hide that modal manually from your code either by calling:

    yourmodalpopup.Hide();

    or

    using Javascript:

    ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptBlock(this, this.GetType(), "hideModal", "$find('" + yourmodal.ClientID  + "').hide();", true);


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  • Re: How can you add a method on the clickevent of a cancelcontrolID of a ModalPopupExtender

    11-10-2009, 7:54 AM
    Answer

    alaa9jo:

    ...you need to hide that modal manually from your code either by calling:

    yourmodalpopup.Hide();

     

     

    No, you don't need to.  Unless it's in an updatepanel, it will close by default.

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