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• Re: Avoid Full Postback using RegisterStartupScript

  I still wasn't able to figure out how to avoid this postback? Didn't anyone really never has this problem? Is there anything I need to do to make my control register automatically when ChildrenAsTriggers is set to true?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by nvivo on 5/18/2007

• Avoid Full Postback using RegisterStartupScript

  I built a custom server control, that needs to output a StartupScript, So, the OnPreRender of my Control have something like this (original code is too long, will post only the relevant code): string postBackReference = Page.ClientScript.GetPostBackEventReference( this , null , false ); string script = String.Format( "if (confirm('Question')) {0};" , postBackReference); ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript( this , typeof (MyControl), key, script, true ); When I put the control inside an UpdatePanel

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by nvivo on 5/11/2007

• Re: Calendar language

  We should have the changes for the localization into the dev branch today. As far as localizing the text, we haven't gotten far enough with the Toolkit that we've begun localizing text strings just yet but we're working on it. Great. But couldn`t this be made a property, pretty much like asp:Login control works? Create a "CurrentDateLabel" or something like it with default value of "Today: ", and after localization, it will use the default text for the current culture, so we can change it now and

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by nvivo on 1/30/2007

• Re: CalendarExtender and globalization.

  Hi. I tried your solution. while the day names (mon, tue, etc) are translated, the header (January, 2007) and the footer ( Today: January 28, 2007) are always in english. Anything else?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by nvivo on 1/28/2007

• CalendarExtender and globalization.

  Hi. I noticed that CalendarExtender only works in English. Although the Format parameter can customize the way it fills the textbox, there should be a way to display the calendar itself in other languages. Since Ajax Extensions has everything needed to create a calendar in any language, it could have a property "Culture" that gets the current ASP.NET culture defined in web.config, or even no property at all, and just works like the Calendar in .NET, get the current UICulture and voilá. Even the format

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by nvivo on 1/26/2007

• Re: What is Ajax CTP Futures?

  In short, CTP Futures are things that may be added to the core release in the future, but today are just a preview. But as you said that you found no info, In the main page (http://ajax.asp.net) , click on Feature matrix. There is a list of what is on CTP Futures and what is on the Core package. On the same page there are 3 links to the same document in diferent formats explaining the diferences. []'s

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by nvivo on 1/6/2007

• Re: UpdateProgress could render span tags

  Sorry, I didn't mean to be arrogant. It's just that this forum is called " ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions ", so I'm giving a suggestion to improve the control, not asking for help to do something. I think you can see this by reading the first post that this post is intended to Atlas Developers. You saiyng " I don't see any reason why you just couldn't hang the CSS property ... ", as an answer to a suggestion sounds like " I don't see any reason why this library should incorporate this behaviour

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by nvivo on 11/14/2006

• Re: UpdateProgress could render span tags

  MorningZ: I don't see any reason why you just couldn't hang the CSS property "display: inline" on the UpdateProgress' <div> output, that would make it act like a <span> Yeah.. just like we could make an UpdatePanel render inline making it render display: inline, instead of rendering a Span when RenderMode is Inline... Just like we could use <input type="text"> instead of an <asp:textBox ..> Hey, if you think about it, I don't see any reason why you coudn't use php with prado

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by nvivo on 11/12/2006

• UpdateProgress could render span tags

  I don't know if anyone suggested this, but ... I have been playing with UpdateProgress lately and it would be nice if you could make it render <span> tags instead of divs. A property like RenderMode="Block|Inline" just like UpdatePanel would be nice in some cases, making default as block. It's very simple to add, and this could certainly be added to the next beta.

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

• Re: Copying Beta1 dll to Bin folder

  That's all I wanted to know. Thanks!

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by nvivo on 10/31/2006