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• Re: Multiple DataContexts

  [quote user="FutureGUIs"] Anyone having any luck getting multiple DataContexts to work in one page? [/quote] I assume you are talking about Sys.Data.DataContext, and not whatever the last poster is referring to. What specific problem are you having?

  Posted to ASP.NET Ajax Library (Including the Ajax Control Toolkit) BETA (Forum) by InfinitiesLoop on 12/3/2009

• Re: Sys.UI.DataView 'command' event

  Note that the command event handles any bubbling command, not just "select". Hence the event's generic nature. But anyway, DataView has a findContext method. You can pass in a DOM element, and it will return the Sys.UI.TemplateContext which was used to create that DOM element. TemplateContext has a .index field, among lots of other useful things, which will be the selected index. The args to the command event includes what DOM element caused the command.

  Posted to ASP.NET Ajax Library (Including the Ajax Control Toolkit) BETA (Forum) by InfinitiesLoop on 12/3/2009

• Re: Multiple DataContexts

  Nope -- curious what your scenario is though.

  Posted to ASP.NET Ajax Library (Including the Ajax Control Toolkit) BETA (Forum) by InfinitiesLoop on 12/3/2009

• Re: Model Popup on a detail view

  Not sure if this the only problem, but Sys.get takes a selector, not an element id. So you would use Sys.get("#foo"), not Sys.get("foo"), to get an element with the id 'foo'. The way you have it, Sys.get is returning null, because Sys.get("foo") tries to find an element with the tag name 'foo'.

  Posted to ASP.NET Ajax Library (Including the Ajax Control Toolkit) BETA (Forum) by InfinitiesLoop on 11/23/2009

• Re: hoverMenu

  The docs on using the ACT controls client side are limited right now. Many of them are documented here (but not HoverMenu, yet): http://www.asp.net/ajaxlibrary/learn.ashx When all else fails you can always take a look at the $create line generated by the ACT's equivilent server control. The properties it defines, and the markup it renders, will tell you everything you need to know about how to instantiate the control. These controls are largely unchanged client-side, so for the first time you

  Posted to ASP.NET Ajax Library (Including the Ajax Control Toolkit) BETA (Forum) by InfinitiesLoop on 11/19/2009

• Re: ASP.NET AJAX 4.0 Preview 4 Questions

  1. We're looking to improve this scenario. A better way in the meantime, if you know the id of the dataview you are within, would be $find('foo').get_data().length. 2. We're also looking to improve this scenario. In the meantime, you could do it manually by showing a separate div when there is no data. Or you could use a binding by setting an element's visibility based on the data length: <div style:display="{binding data, convert=toDisplay, source=foo}">no data<

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by InfinitiesLoop on 4/15/2009

• Re: AJAX 4.0 Templating: How to do grouping / nested templates probably?

  And to answer your question to Boris -- yes. The question I guess is what do you 'expect'? :) Using a placeholder and an externally defined template doesn't change what you would do WRT to bindings.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by InfinitiesLoop on 4/15/2009

• Re: AJAX 4.0 Templating: How to do grouping / nested templates probably?

  Something like this should do the trick: < table style= "border: solid 1px #ccc;" > < thead > < tr > < th >Author</ th > < th >Text</ th > </ tr > </ thead > < tbody class= "sys-template" sys:attach= "dataview" dataview:autofetch= "true" dataview:data= "{{ data }}" > < tr > < td colspan= "2" >{{ Date }}</ td > </ tr > < tr code:before="for (var i

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by InfinitiesLoop on 4/15/2009

• Re: AJAX 4.0 Templating: How to do grouping / nested templates probably?

  DataView repeats its template, not the element that it itself is attached to. Same goes for templates -- when you instantiate one, it produces the template's content, not the element itself representing the template. What you need is the ability to wrap the TRs you want repeated. TBODY is perfect for that -- you are supposed to be able to have multiple TBODYs in one table. So your first part can be one tbody, then the inner DataView can attach to a 2nd sibling TBODY. I say 'supposed to'

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by InfinitiesLoop on 4/14/2009

• Re: AJAX 4.0 templating: How to have a empty first option in a template?

  Adding data to a DataContext does not automatically make it appear within a DataView. There could be multiple dataviews using a single DataContext, each of which has its own query displaying different datasets, which are all managed by the same DataContext for identity management, change tracking, etc. If a dataview automatically displayed all data for it's assigned DataContext, that scenario wouldn't work. If you want to both insert a new entity for a DataContext and have the new entry displayed

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by InfinitiesLoop on 4/3/2009