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Re: How to make the modalpopup postback??
That's odd. Not really sure what could be going wrong there for you. I'm currently working on a project that is also using the ModalPopup extender control... and it's going fine. Here's a code snippet of what I've been doing: < asp : Panel ID ="PanelEditor" runat ="server" CssClass ="modalPopup" Style ="display: none"> < asp : Button ID ="Button1" runat ="server" Text ="Button" /> </ asp : Panel > < ajaxToolkit : ModalPopupExtender ID ="ModalPopupExtender1" runat ="server" TargetControlID
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on 11/24/2006
Re: Web User Control - Design-time rendering
While I do appreciate you taking the time to look into this and reply.... none of these links address my original question regarding controling the design-time rendering of a composit (or any other) "User Control". This is not a server control issue. I've seen lots of examples of how I could manage this if I were developing a web server control - but again, this is dealing with User Controls. Any other ideas? Perhaps this just can't be done. Here's what my user control looks like now at design-time
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tripletdad
on 11/24/2006
Web User Control - Design-time rendering
I have developed a composite web User Control - and it is working great... but looks pretty nasty in design mode. I would really like to control how the User Control renders at design-time. None of the google searches I've done (thus far) have been very helpful in producing some sample code that CLEARLY shows someone how to accomplish this - with a User Control . More or less, I only want one of the controls within the User Control to render - a Panel control. All the other controls should not be
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tripletdad
on 11/22/2006
Filed under: ASP.NET 2.0 VB.NET, User Controls, ASP.NET 2.0
Always display custom PagerTemplate in FormView
How do I insure that my custom PagerTemplate controls will always be rendered even if the PageCount = 1 ?? As it is now, the BottomPagerRow of my PagerTemplate will only display if the PageCount (record count) is greater than 1. I have tried setting the Visible property in various spots without any change. The really odd thing is that the Visible property always shows up as "true" (in debug mode). FormView1.BottomPagerRow.Visible = True Thanks for any insite... Mark
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tripletdad
on 8/11/2006
Tab Order (TabIndex)
Has anyone else noticed that in the PopupControlExtender example, if you use the mouse to click on a date, then press Tab thinking you're going to the next control in the TabIndex order, than in fact you start back at the top of the TabIndex order. For example, I have a table with several TexBox controls on it. Half way across the table's columns, I have a date field that is hooked up to a popup calendar. If I type the date in, and Tab - I go to the next field as expected. If, however, I use the
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on 5/4/2006
Re: PopupControlExtender - CssClass
Alrighty then... here's something interesting I've just found. As you could see from my example code (above), I was using a MasterPage and UserControl. The ScriptManager was within the UserControl - this is the problem! If I remove the ScriptManager from the UserControl and place it within either the MasterPage or the content page (like let's say "Default.aspx"), then I do not loose my applied styles. I technically do not know why this is - but thinking it through logically, I wouldn't want the ScriptManager
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Re: PopupControlExtender - CssClass
This example consist of a test page (Test.aspx) a User Control (ServiceLine_D_Control.ascx), a style sheet (Stylesheet.css) and associated code behind VB pages... When the textbox "TextBox1" receives focus, the Calendar will popup. If you select a date, notice that the style of the items within the table ( Label2, Label1, and TextBox1) will change style from Veranda to Times Test.aspx ------------------------ <% @ Page Language ="VB" MasterPageFile ="~/MasterPage.master" AutoEventWireup ="false
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on 5/3/2006
Re: Popup Control Extender - UPDATE & FIX
I guess the next question would be an estimated ETA for the next release then??
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on 5/2/2006
Re: PopupControlExtender Scope question
I too have been completely unable to get a PopupControlExtender to work within or outside of a FormView's InsertItemTemplate. I'd love to see an example of this working. FormView, DetailsView, Repeater... I don't care... any example would be great.
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Re: Popup Control Extender - UPDATE & FIX
I have tried without any success to implement the sample PopupControl Demonstration code within a FormView's InsertItemTemplate. I can get a calendar control (within a Panel and UpdatePanel) to display ("popup"), but can not get the selcted date to "commit" to the TextBox control. Consider the following block of code... Protected Sub Calendar1_SelectionChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) PopupControlExtender1.Commit(txtServiceDate, Calendar1.SelectedDate.ToShortDateString
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on 4/28/2006
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