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• Re: Invoking post back on page load (an easy question - but I couldn't find the answer!)

  It shouldn't be doing it. Go over the code again, see if you can debug it. If not, post it and we'll take a look.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by angel eyes on 11/16/2006

• Re: Does the CSS friendly GridView have problems showing selected rows?

  Hey, I'm glad it helped you. Thanks for posting this, too. Sometimes you want to contribute, and don't know if you've helped... So it feels good to know it did.

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by angel eyes on 10/24/2006

• Unknown error (again and again)

  I keep getting that annoying pop up, and, not only does it seem to originate for more than one error, it prevents me from debugging my application! I'm using ELMAH, and I have the ScriptManager in my Master page, with Script Manager Proxies on pages that need Altas/Ajax. Is this a conflict with ELMAH? Is it something I did? I don't want to turn off site validation, it's security, and that's important. Any ideas?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by angel eyes on 10/10/2006
  Filed under: Partial Rendering, updatepanel, ajax, Atlas, Atlas Bug, atlas update panel, Bug

• GridView doesn't do paging after adding Atlas

  I'll try to give all the relevant details: I have a page, with a master page. On the page there's a web user control, which holds the GridView. I recently added some Atlas compoments to the MasterPage, and so added a ScriptManager on it. Now, the GridView doesn't do paging anymore (despite binding alright), unless I put it in an UpdatePanel - why? I didn't want the GridView to use PartialRendering. Why is Atlas 'butting in'?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by angel eyes on 9/21/2006

• Re: hovermenu loading, faq didn't help

  Thank you, and sorry for not posting a reply earlier, my ADSL modem got fried in a power surge... Anyway, I practically bypassed it by using style ="visibility: hidden; display: none;" like so: < table runat ="server" class ="ColorPanel" style ="visibility: hidden; display: none;" id ="pnlFloat" cellpadding ="5" cellspacing ="0" I guess what the Control Toolkit doesn't do to the class itself, it in fact DOES to an inline

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by angel eyes on 9/20/2006

• Please....

  Anyone? This is important!

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by angel eyes on 9/18/2006

• hovermenu loading, faq didn't help

  Look at http://test.exoticwooddash.com/prod15001.aspx and you'll notice my loading problem... The links from the Atlas Control Toolkit didn't help: visibility : hidden ; is what I have now, and as you can see the page is loaded slowly, and while it's loaded, the datalist looks terrible, because the table that will later serve as a hover control, has its outline shown on the page. marking the CSS with display: none; makes the problem disapper - but the hover control never regains it's

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by angel eyes on 9/17/2006

• Atlas + ELMAH = problems?

  I'm using ELAMH with Atlas and the atlas control toolkit, Now, I can't be sure, but it seems they don't work well together. I have some errors that I receive on my server but not on localhost, and while the cause maybe something in my application - I cannot debbug it. Atlas causes empty msgboxes to appear, and ELMAH doesn't go into action, as it does on other occasions. So, Is it really the problem, the fact I'm using both? If so, how do I fix it, and still manage to use them

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by angel eyes on 9/15/2006

• Re: How can I reproduce that behavior (using AJAX PRO) with ATLAS?!?

  Not an expert, but here are a few suggestions: Take a look at the atlas control toolkit, For the pop up, there's a pop up extender. To fill the GridView async, you can use a web service. Actually, you don't have to. Just putting the GridView in an UpdatePanel with a PartialRendering ScriptManager will let you re-fill it with any query you'd like. And by the way, there's also a ModalPopUp extender, might fit your needs better.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by angel eyes on 9/15/2006

• Re: Does the CSS friendly GridView have problems showing selected rows?

  I continued... The problem originates in the GetRowClass function in GridViewAdapter.vb , the select-case there doesn't allow for the fact that DataControlRowState is actually a bitwise variable enum. You see: DataControlRowState.Alternate = 1 DataControlRowState.Selected = 2 So when an alternate row is selected, the value passed here is 3, which isn't handled by the select-case. Until MS comes up with a better all-around code, I simply changed one line (number 13 in this post): 1 Private

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by angel eyes on 9/14/2006