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• CascadingDropDown setting SelectedValue programmatically doesn't work

  Hi I have a page which has four dropdowns "linked" together via CascadingDropDown Extenders. The page works fine, except that I sometimes want the dropdowns to be pre-populated and specific items selected programmatically. e.g. 1 cddlMakes.SelectedValue = cmk.Vehicle.Make.ID 2 cddlModels.SelectedValue = cmk.Vehicle.Model.ID 3 cddlTypes.SelectedValue = cmk.Vehicle.Type.ID 4 cddlEngines.SelectedValue = cmk.Vehicle.Engine.ID The first 2 dropdowns load and display the correct selected value, but the

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by MrTea on 3/21/2007

• Passing Complex Types

  If I want to pass a complex type to a web service, and that complex type is a class in a class library, can I do it? There is an example in the documentation that shows how to create an instance of a server side class (on the client side) and then pass it to a Web Service. When I try to create an instance of a class which resides in a class library (which is referenced by the Web App) I get an error stating that the namespace/class is undefined. e.g. var test = new Engineering.BLL.CMK test.Vehicle

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Networking and Web Services (Forum) by MrTea on 2/7/2007

• Re: DomEvent

  Right If I use $addHandler instead, how can I pass arguments to the event. So for example I might have... <a href="http://forums.asp.net/AddPost.aspx?PostID=1564431#" onclick="changeColor('red')">Click Me</a> (stupid example - I know...) If I use $addHandler, how could I pass the 'red' argument to the event handler?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by MrTea on 2/6/2007

• Re: DomEvent

  Thanks for the response. The problem is, whilst this seems to work if you call $addHandler to attach the event, if you try to call the event declaratively e.g. <a href="http://forums.asp.net/AddPost.aspx?PostID=1557714#" onclick="runMe()">Test</a> Then it doesn't appear to work. I get an error message when trying to run the following javascript... 1 function runMe(e) { 2 e.preventDefault(); 3 } "Object doesn't support this method or property"

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by MrTea on 2/5/2007

• DomEvent

  Hi I want to use the DomEvent Class, specifically I need want to use target to retrieve the id of the object that raised the event (whilst maintaining cross-browser compatibility). However, I have traditionally handled events as follows... < a href= "#" onclick= "mouseClicked('technicalComment', '<%# Eval(" KitTypeDescription") %>')" id="viewKitType">Click Me</ a > In the above example, I am passing some arguments into the mouseClicked event (including some databound values). But

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by MrTea on 1/31/2007

• Re: Any documentation?

  Yep can't argue with any of what's been said. As a beginner to all of this, once you've worked past a couple of the walkthroughs in the documentation you seem to be pretty much on your own.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by MrTea on 11/17/2006

• Search Master Details

  Hi Folks I'm after some advice. I've been programming using asp.net since asp.net 1 was released and in that time have frequently come across the following scenario. Scenario - Search --> Results --> Details You want users to be able to search for data, see a list of relevant results and then display the details of those results. I have tackled this in many different ways. Specifically in .net 2 I have tried the following... 1) Wizard control Search, search results and details in separate wizard

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by MrTea on 11/10/2006

• Re: UpdateProgress control is missing in Beta 2 release

  I'm using Professional. The only "Team Edition" specific release note I've seen is this one... In Visual Studio Team Suite, the Microsoft.Web.Extensions assembly is not listed as an available component in the Add Reference dialog. This problem does not occur on other versions of Visual Studio. To work around the problem, you can manually add an explicit reference to the assembly in the Web.config file. You can also create a new registry key that adds the assembly to the list of assemblies in the

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by MrTea on 11/7/2006

• Re: UpdateProgress control is missing in Beta 2 release

  Well It's there for me (from the core dll). I just clicked "Choose Items" from the toolbox context menu, pointed to the Microsoft.Web.Extensions dll and it appeared

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by MrTea on 11/7/2006

• Re: I am lost - Atlas, AJAX extenstion, ASP.NET AJAX

  Fair enough, in which case your approach sounds more than reasonable!

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by MrTea on 11/1/2006