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• Re: Partial Rendering: How to determine whether an UpdatePanel is being rendered in Partial Rendering

  Thanks for your suggestion! The problem with eventTarget is when the PostBack is triggered by a Control inside a data-bound control (GridView, etc..): in that case it's not immediate determining the UpdatePanel that contains the triggering control. I've ended up with a solution based on the value sent back by the Ajax ScriptManager, that includes the UniqueID of the UpdatePanel: public static bool IsUpdatePanelInRendering(Page page, UpdatePanel panel) { if ( false == page.IsPostBack) { return

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by priccopricco on 2/17/2009

• Partial Rendering: How to determine whether an UpdatePanel is being rendered in Partial Rendering

  Hi everyone, We have a page with more than an UpdatePanel; each UpdatePanel get some data from db that are then databound. To optimize the performance, in AsyncPostBacks we'd like to avoid the DataBinding of all the UpdatePanels but hit the db and databind only the UpdatePanel that is being rendered. I've seen some solution (i.e. http://forums.asp.net/p/1056213/1506928.aspx) that could determine the UpdatePanel in Partial Rendering but the information is available only after OnLoadComplete

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by priccopricco on 2/17/2009
  Filed under: updatepanel, IsInAsyncPostBack, IsInPartialRendering, Scriptmanager

• How to determine whether a Control is being rendered within an UpdatePanel

  Hi everyone, I have a Web User Control which is used in three different scenario: Used in a page with no UpdatePanel Used in a page within an UpdatePanel Used in a page that has some UpdatePanels but this WebUserControl isn't whithin an UpdatePanel Before the WebUserControl is rendered it gets some data from db and then is databound. To optimize the performance and reduce to the minimum the db-access, I'd like to determine wheter the rendering of the control (and therefore the access to db

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by priccopricco on 9/22/2008
  Filed under: updatepanel, ajax, IsInAsyncPostBack, WebUserControl, PartialRendering, Async

• Re: Rendered HTML code from different aspx pages being executed - A bug?

  Hi doronsd! I can really understand you, trust me!!! Really happy this helped you... We get mad about this issue, really hard to find out what the problem was... But just for curiosity, which release of NeatUpload did you have problem with? Thanks!!!

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by priccopricco on 7/1/2008

• Re: Rendered HTML code from different aspx pages being executed - A bug?

  Seems we've solved the problem! I'll report you the cause of it in case someone else should experience the same issue. The problem was in a release of an HTTPModule, NeatUpload . The version of the module that caused the problem is http://www.brettle.com/Data/Sites/1/NeatUpload-trunk.439.zip Upgrading to this version http://www.brettle.com/Data/Sites/1/NeatUpload-1.2.28.zip the problem seems to not appear anymore. Thanks everyone for help!

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by priccopricco on 6/5/2008
  Filed under: HTTPModule NeatUpload bug mix rendered pages exection concurrency

• Re: How to get validationKey/decryptionKey of machineKey

  Thanks for your help. Using PasswordFormat Hashed we need no specific value of validation/decryption Keys. Simply moving to a new server will break the Auth cookies. Users will have to login and the new Auth cookie will replace the old one. Thanks again!

  Posted to Security (Forum) by priccopricco on 12/17/2007

• Re: How to get validationKey/decryptionKey of machineKey

  Thanks for your tip! For membership we're using the "Hashed" PasswordFormat. Unfortunately the blog post doesn't give any indication on solving our problem... We should retrieve the validationKey and decriptionKey that was Automatic Generated on our current server, so I can specify them on the web.config of the same application when we move to the new server... Thank you very much anyway!

  Posted to Security (Forum) by priccopricco on 12/14/2007

• How to get validationKey/decryptionKey of machineKey

  Hi, I'm planning to move our ASP.NET 2.0 application to a new server. We use built-in membership on a SQL Server 2000 db; in web.config we set passwordFormat="Hashed". I've read that the machineKey validationKey/decryptionKey are used "for encryption and decryption of forms authentication cookie data and view-state data, and for verification of out-of-process session state identification.". So before moving to the new server without breaking membership passwords, auth

  Posted to Security (Forum) by priccopricco on 12/12/2007
  Filed under: validationKey, decryptionKey, machineKey

• Re: process: external exe problem

  Hi, I've solved the problem! It is a really stupid issue, but it took me a lot to understand!! In my case was related to redirecting Output and Error of process... Reading it synchronously makes the buffer full and the process reaches a deadlock situation... You can find all information and solution here http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.diagnostics.processstartinfo.redirectstandarderror.aspx Hope this helps!

  Posted to Enterprise Services Integration (Forum) by priccopricco on 11/5/2007

• Re: Upgrade Runtime from 2.0.50727.42 to 2.0.50727.832

  Because we're on a VPS, I'll ask to our hoster... Thank you for help!

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by priccopricco on 10/12/2007