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• Re: Bug with $addHandler applied to element in an iFrame

  Just ran into this today, doing the exact same thing, referencing an upload form in an iframe. Works in FF, not in IE. Alessandro, thanks for the summary and code.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by freelancer on 12/5/2007
  Filed under: iframe, upload

• Re: $addHandler for form's submit event not working in FireFox?

  Yep, that did it. Thank you for the quick reply and nice article! I figured it was something to do with how the framework was calling my handler.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by freelancer on 12/4/2007

• $addHandler for form's submit event not working in FireFox?

  Curious if anybody can help me explain this. I have an ASP.NET page with the AJAX library in place, I'm trying to intercept the form's onsubmit event. The event handler is called, but in FF, the form's submit goes through regardless of what I tell it in my handler. IE (at least 7) is correctly not submitting. If I attach directly to the onsubmit handler, both browsers correctly prevent the form from submitting. version 1 (using $addHandler): $addHandler($get("aspnetForm"), "submit"

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by freelancer on 12/4/2007
  Filed under: onsubmit, submit, addhandler, firefox, form

• Re: TextBox in an UpdatePanel triggering Ajax postback (but AutoPostBack is not true)

  Thanks for the help. This is indeed interesting, great find. I do see now how the click target is different in FF for an unchanged text box value vs. a changed text box value. The Postback Triggers solution you recommended did work. Unfortunately, my real form has many more textbox controls, some of which are buried within user controls, but at least I know the answer and can start implementing a workaround. Thanks again!

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by freelancer on 4/20/2007

• Re: TextBox in an UpdatePanel triggering Ajax postback (but AutoPostBack is not true)

  I've confirmed the problem exists in Firefox 1.5 as well. Internet Explorer 6 and 7 along with Opera 9.02 are working fine. I'm still looking through the ASP.NET AJAX docs and source to see where this is coming from, but no luck yet.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by freelancer on 4/18/2007

• TextBox in an UpdatePanel triggering Ajax postback (but AutoPostBack is not true)

  I'm hoping somebody can explain the following. With a TextBox control inside of an UpdatePanel, and a Button control outside of the UpdatePanel, the TextBox control is initiating an AJAX postback when you move into the control (but don't change the value) and press the Enter key. I would expect the Button click postback to occur, submitting the form normally, but there appears to be a Keypress event wired up for the enter key. This only happens in Firefox, not IE 7, and when not in an UpdatePanel

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by freelancer on 4/17/2007
  Filed under: TextBox UpdatePanel

• Prevent ASP.NET Forms Auth from renewing ticket

  Does anyone know a good way to prevent ASP.NET Forms Auth from renewing the auth ticket for specific requests? I'm facing an issue with a requirement to have AJAX background calls not extend a user's session. The app is using ASP.NET forms auth with sliding expiration. I'm looking at a couple of options: 1) Rename the auth cookie in the BeginRequest event for AJAX endpoints, so the forms auth module doesn't see it. 2) separate sub-app for AJAX endpoints with forms auth disabled. 3

  Posted to Security (Forum) by freelancer on 10/19/2006
  Filed under: ASP.NET, FormsAuthentication

• Re: Health Monitoring in ASP.Net 2.0

  Here are a couple of resources I found helpful: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178701.aspx http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnpag2/html/paght000011.asp?frame=true http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnpag2/html/PAGHT000016.asp http://odetocode.com/Blogs/scott/archive/2005/11/01/2402.aspx I've been working with it for a day or so, are there any specific problems you're dealing with? Or just looking for a general sample to start

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by freelancer on 6/13/2006

• Health Monitoring vs. Log4net

  Any strong opinions about instrumenting an ASP.NET app using the Health Monitoring API vs. Log4net (or other general logging framework)? I know they can be used together, but I'd rather just use one, for easing configuration tasks. From working with the Health Monitoring API, I've found the following to be the case when compared to log4net: Pros No code needed for built-in events (Application, Error, Heartbeat, etc.) Don't have to worry about starting the logger and creating the log instance as you

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by freelancer on 6/13/2006

• Re: Web Deployment Project copies .csproj and .sln files

  I tried this, but the resulting output is all screwed up. You get an additional directory as a sibling to the output location named 'Source' and the output location contains everything from the directory that we're building from (including all of the .svn folders). Instead I tried to delete the files in the After Build target, but the delete task is extremely flaky. Most of the time the delete won't even delete. < ItemGroup > < ProjFiles Include= "$(OutputPath)\*.csproj*" /> </ ItemGroup

  Posted to VS Web Deployment Projects (Forum) by freelancer on 5/24/2006