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  • ModalPopup Wierd OnClick Behavior

    If someone could please help me, I would really appreciate it. Here is the scenerio: We have a dataView that needs to pop open a ModalPopup. I have the popup part coming up, it is the postback after the "ok" button is clicked. It doesn't postback after the first click. But any click after that it will. So basically I have to doubleclick to get the postback to happen. Has anyone else encountered this? A second problem I am having is that when I click on the edit link I want it to do a postback prior
    Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by StangFan on 12/15/2006
  • Re: MultiLevelSectionMenu (revisited)

    I have found out why this is happening.... I have included 3 menus on my page. I have one that is going across the top, one going across the bottom, and then the multi-level menu. The problem is I am mixing the types of menus that I want to appear. In my case, the first menu to load was the top one that doesn't have multi-levels. This item was not loading the submenu items. Well, when this loads, it puts the items in the cache. The same cache that the multi-level pulls from. When I modified this
    Posted to GotCommunityNet (Forum) by StangFan on 10/20/2005
  • MultiLevelSectionMenu (revisited)

    I have read the posts about the multilevelSectionMenu that were posted here before, but nobody has really found a solution.... I am encountering this error also. I decided to do some debugging. What I noticed: 1. When a user is not logged in, The MultiLevelSectionMenu is always passing 0 as the _sectionMenuLink.SectionID 2. When a user is logged in, the _sectionMenuLink.SectionID is getting set as it should be. Why would this be happening? Thanks, Keith Willis
    Posted to GotCommunityNet (Forum) by StangFan on 10/16/2005
  • Re: implied default.aspx

    I have since downloaded the GCN and have made the modifications to it. The steps are the same as above, but the Application_BeginRequest should look like the following... private void Application_BeginRequest(Object source, EventArgs e) { // Get abbreviated reference to current context HttpContext Context = HttpContext.Current; // set culture based on acceptlanguage if (Context.Request.UserLanguages != null) { try { Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = CultureInfo.CreateSpecificCulture(Context.Request
    Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by StangFan on 5/3/2005
  • Re: FCKeditor text editor

    Bill, I have not integrated that control, and at the present moment will not integrate it. What I noticed with the control is that it is extreamly slow loading. So until that problem is fixed. I will not use it. Now in the same breath, I have integrated the FreeTextBox control. It loads a lot faster and does pretty much what I want it to do. And at $49 for the pro license, it is well worth it. If you want source and redistribution license, it is $199. That is really a drop in the bucket if you think
    Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by StangFan on 4/7/2005
  • Re: Logo not showing

    Ok, Armed with the little more information. I decided to test to see how IIS handled the URLs that were entered without the / on the end. What it does is it will append it on there. So I changed the implied default.aspx code to redirect to <url>/default.aspx if the / doesn't exist. Thanks, Keith
    Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by StangFan on 4/7/2005
  • Re: Logo not showing

    Here is a little more information... When I right click for properties, it is showing the file as: http://localhost/imagename.gif It is cutting out the virtual directory. Is there an image handler in this project? I am assuming I need to do a similar change to there as I did with the previous implied default.aspx. Thanks, Keith
    Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by StangFan on 4/7/2005
  • Logo not showing

    All, Now that I have fixed the implied default.aspx problem, I am having a problem getting the logo to load if I don't have either a filename at the end or a /. For example: http://localhost/communitystarterkit/default.aspx - loads logo correctly http://localhost/communitystarterkit/ - loads logo correctly But http://localhost/communitystarterkit - shows logo as broken image When I was debugging, I noticed that the logo didn't even come through as an image request. Any ideas? Thanks, Keith
    Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by StangFan on 4/7/2005
  • Re: implied default.aspx

    Ok All, I figured this out... 3 things needed to be done.... 1. Create a custom extention in IIS with a wild card that has the aspnet_isapi.dll handle all requests coming in. 2. Update the following method in the CommunitiesModule.cs file... Note, I moved where the community info was being set because I needed to check to see if the value was a section. private void Application_BeginRequest(Object source, EventArgs e) { // Get abbreviated reference to current context HttpContext Context = HttpContext
    Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by StangFan on 4/7/2005
  • implied default.aspx

    All, I am using the CSK 1.0 and noticed that if I create a section I can access it via http://localhost/CommunityStarterKit/SectionName/default.aspx , but if I use http://localhost/CommunityStarterKit/SectionName/ I get a 404 page not found error. I would really like this to imply the default.aspx and not give a 404 error. Is there a work around for this? Thanks, Keith
    Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by StangFan on 4/6/2005
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