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• Re: Linkbutton not working, Imagebutton OK

  Maybe it's fixed in the current Ajax version. Thanx.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by fizgig on 5/3/2007

• Linkbutton not working, Imagebutton OK

  I placed a usercontrol inside an updatepanel. The usercontrol has a placeholder, and to that placeholder I add imagebuttons and linkbuttons. When the imagebuttons are clicked, a partial update of the page is done = GOOD When an linkbutton is clicked, a full update of the page is done = BAD (No javascript errors whatsoever). Does asp.net ajax treat this two types of controls differently? Did I forget to do extra steps? Regards, Fizgig

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by fizgig on 3/7/2007
  Filed under: updatepanel linkbutton imagebutton partial

• Re: Annoying CryptographicException on WebResource.axd

  A partial fix is excluding all axd from your robots.txt file (see one of my earlier posts). This will solve the issue when a search engine wants to re-index the axd. The problem is that the query parameters to the axd is changed every time, when you use old ones, the crypto error is thrown. So when people look at a page from your website through google cache, the cached copy has a old reference to the axd and you will see the message. Besides blocking google from caching you pages, I could not find

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by fizgig on 10/4/2006

• Re: Issue with menu appearance in IE

  I moved the conditional statement to my HTML and now it works! Thanx! Ward

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by fizgig on 6/8/2006

• Re: Issue with menu appearance in IE

  Hi Russ, Thank you for helping me with this issue! I actually included that IEMenu.css, but in the default.css file like this (see below). The weird thing is that it _some_ of the IE only css has an effect on the rendering. To see what I mean, use the sample I linked to in a previous post, edit default.css and remove the piece at the end of the css that is IE only. Notice that the menu doesn't even really work in IE. Next, add the code below again, and notice that IE renders the page a bit differently

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by fizgig on 6/7/2006

• Re: Issue with menu appearance in IE

  Hi Russ, I checked, but there seem not to be other rules added that impact the css copied from the menuexample.css. Also, no rules where modified. I played around with the padding or the margin on the ul tags, but that didn't seem to make a difference. Anyway, I think I made a 1-to-1 copy of the css adapter example, but the result seems to be telling otherwise. An example of the resulting html and css can be Downloaded here Ward

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by fizgig on 6/7/2006

• Re: Issue with menu appearance in IE

  Thank you for your comment, but that seems not to be the case here (tried, but did not make any difference).

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by fizgig on 6/6/2006

• Issue with menu appearance in IE

  I have a weird issue with the menu in IE6 (Firefox work ok). When hovering over an item, there is an extra piece of white added just below the item (see image ). I'm using the unmodified example css (enhanced). Does anyone have pointers to what might cause this? I checked all the css & javascript, and they look identical to the example css. Ward

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by fizgig on 6/6/2006

• StaticDisplayLevels on Menu no effect?

  Hi, The StaticDisplayLevels property seems to have no effect anymore on the Menu control. Is there a way to have this functionality again? Regards, Ward

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by fizgig on 5/19/2006

• Re: Looking for a better MenuAdapter implementation, because the default ain't finished.

  Hi Scott, Great news! Thank you. Ward

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by fizgig on 3/28/2006