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• Re: Using ASP.NET Ajax with prototype.js

  Including prototype.js seems to cause problems with the Script Manager. A javascript error occurs and portions of the page do not load properly. When loading a page in debugger, it stops on this Ajax.net code block : function Sys$WebForms$PageRequestManager$_initializeInternal(scriptManagerID, formElement) { this ._scriptManagerID = scriptManagerID; this ._form = formElement; this ._form._initialAction = this ._form.action; // <-- This is where the error occurs. formElement is null. From my research

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by xenoak47 on 2/15/2007

• Using ASP.NET Ajax with prototype.js

  Hi, I tried including prototype.js in my project along with ASP.Net Ajax 1.0, but have been unable to get these two to work together. Does anyone know how I can get these to work with each other? Thanks

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by xenoak47 on 2/15/2007

• Skipping JavaScript error in VS 2005 Debugger

  When I'm running VS 2005 in debug mode, any Javascript errors will be hit. For some reason I can't skip these errors. Pressing 'Break' will stop the execution but as soon as I want to continue the exact same error will come up. Pressing 'Continue' will just produce the same error once again. I can't step over or out of the line either. The only way I have been able to get out of it was to drag the yellow arrow down past the offending block of code. However, this does not work for single line statements

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by xenoak47 on 6/16/2006

• Conversion removes ID attribute from <form> tags on all pages.

  I've just migrated our web application to ASP.Net 2.0 and one of the things it is doing is removing the ID attribute from all the <form> tags. Our JavaScript relies heavily on the ID of the form tags and was wondering why this is happening and if there is any way to keep the form ID names intact. Thanks, Allen

  Posted to Migrating from Visual Studio .NET 2003 to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by xenoak47 on 4/11/2006

• Refactoring Tools for VS.Net 2005

  I was wondering what type of tools are available for refactoring with Visual Studio 2005, and what is already built into the IDE. My company is seriously considering doing a major refactoring of one of our legacy systems. I'd appreciate any resources you can provide on refactoring tools as well as on effective refactoring processes themselves. Thanks, Allen

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by xenoak47 on 3/28/2006

• Using Visual Studio.NET 2005 with .NET Framework 1.1

  I'm wondering how easy it is to use Visual Studio.NET 2005 to develop with the .NET Framework 1.1. The 2005 IDE is superior to the VS 2003 IDE (especially in terms of HTML editing), and I would like to switch over in the future. However, my project is not quite ready to be converted to .NET 2.0. Can anyone direct me to an article on this or have any advice? Thanks, Allen K.

  Posted to Migrating from ASP.NET 1.x to ASP.NET 2.0 (Forum) by xenoak47 on 10/24/2005

• Handling Page Refreshes on Signup submit pages gracefully.

  Is there an easy way to keep the user from resubmitting the a form once they have already submitted? For my site, after they click the signup button I display a panel on the same page with the 'Your account has been created...' etc information. However if the User refreshes the page or goes back on the browser, they can repost the data (doing the signup again) Is there an easy way of dealing with these types of situations? Thanks, Allen.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by xenoak47 on 10/15/2005

• Capturing Enter Key Press without Sound

  I have a login form, where the user types in his/her username and password into textbox fields. The user can then either press Enter or click on the Login image-link to login. The problem is that because the Login link is not an actual input button (its an image rollover), the browser does not wire up the Enter key to automatically submit the form. The way I worked around this was to capture the Enter key press and then call the .click() function of the Login link. Everything works fine except that

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by xenoak47 on 9/20/2005

• Form Submit with Enter Key without buttons.

  I have a login form in which I use a rollover image link as the Login button. The problem with this is when I push the enter key after filling out the user and password information nothing happens because the button is not an actual input tag. I tried using adding a hidden submit button onto the page and setting the CSS to 'visibility: hidden; display : none;'. It works in FireFox but not in IE. Any ideas what the problem is and how I can work around it? Thanks, Allen K.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by xenoak47 on 9/9/2005

• How to set WebForm HyperLink ImageAlign Property

  I use Hyperlink images a lot on my site, and was wondering if there is a way I set the ImageAlign property for the image? I know that you can do it with a normal Image control, but there is no such property exposed with the Hyperlink control. Any items added to the Attributes collection end up as attributes of the hyperlink and not the image. Any ideas would be much appreciated. Thanks, Allen K.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by xenoak47 on 8/26/2005