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• Re: how to disable a button control when async post is occured?

  I've written an extender for this - just add a DisableOnUpdateExtender to the page, point its TargetControlID at the button you want to disable and that's it. See my post here: http://forums.asp.net/p/1319171/2617734.aspx#2617734 Hope this helps Rammesses

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by Rammesses on 9/24/2008

• Re: Disable Button after AJAX postback

  If you're doing a lot of this, it's useful to do what I did and wrap the javascript into a control extender. Then you just attach the extender to the button in your server-side mark-up, and the control injects the required behavior. DisableOnUpdateExtender.cs: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; using System.Web.UI; using AjaxControlToolkit; [ assembly : WebResource ( "AJAXControlExtenders.DisableOnUpdateExtenderBehavior.js" , "text/javascript"

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by Rammesses on 9/12/2008

• Configuring a web app to target a Virtual Directory

  I've got an existing complex web application that provides a bunch of features, including security/login etc - basically a reusable framework. I now need to "plug in" a bespoke mini-app into that framework to provide functionality for a specific client. This bespoke mini-app will leverage master pages, user controls, etc from the main web app. In deployment terms, that's easy - the mini-app just needs to sit in a virtual directory that DOES NOT have an associated IIS application

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by Rammesses on 11/16/2007

• N00b Question: How to raise a CommandEvent using ATLAS client libraries

  OK - so I'm an ASP.Net AJAX Client n00b... but I can't for the life of my find any guidance on how to do this. Basically, I want to avoid having to manipulate an invisible Button control, but rather just want to be able to do this: function dummy() { var sender = $Get("Control"); var argument = sender .text; Sys.UI.RaiseCommandEvent(sender, "DoSomethingCommand", argument); } Hints anyone?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by Rammesses on 2/8/2007

• Re: HowTo use a web usercontrol (.ascx) inside the update panel?

  Can you post a code snippet, and more importantly the exception details?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by Rammesses on 11/10/2006

• Re: Betreft: Re: Hidden UpdatePanel doesn't work in January release of Atlas

  SimonCal: OK, Thanks for the reprorts. We'll dig into this in more detail and see what or if the issue still exists in the latest builds. Any news / action on this? I'm still experiencing exactly the same problem when using a validation control on a WizardStep hosted in WizardControl that's declared within an UpdatePanel. I'm using the July CTP release. Cheers Joel

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by Rammesses on 9/18/2006

• Re: Popup Control Extender - UPDATE & FIX

  Hi Rezak and welcome rezak: I'm having the same problem as teh orginal poster and was going to try implement the "hack"... how do I access the .cs files? The source for the Popup Control Extender is actually installed when you install the ATLAS Control Toolkit itself - in fact, if you watch the installation, the toolkit is actually compiled as the final step! I installed the toolkit in C:\Program Files\Microsoft\ASP.NET\Atlas Control Toolkit\ so on my machine the Popup Control Extender files can

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Rammesses on 6/14/2006

• Re: Popup Control Extender

  I had a similar problem using this control and did a (hacky) code fix that seems to work OK. I've blogged about my experience here and posted the fix in the other thread ( http://forums.asp.net/thread/1261835.aspx#1268626 ). Hope this helps Joel

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Rammesses on 4/26/2006

• Re: Popup Control Extender - UPDATE & FIX

  Rammesses: I've currently trying to work up a suitable patch, tho' it looks like the fix will require a change to ExtenderBase class as well as the PopupControlExtender class. Well, I managed to avoid needing to patch ExtenderBase, but it's a fairly hairy hack, involving changes to PopupExtenderControl.cs and PopupExtenderProperties.cs In PopupExtenderControl.cs, add the following highlighted line to the thing method: /// <summary> /// OnLoad override to register a startup script for each PopupControl

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Rammesses on 4/26/2006

• Re: Popup Control Extender

  I've had a similar error, but when I had two instances of the same user control on a page where that user control in turn had a PopupControlExtender embedded in it. It appears that the PopupControlExtender uses the ID property of the PopupControlProperties class to generate client-side code that includes the TargetControlID directly, rather than finding the ClientID of the target control. This means that you can't have a control replicated on a page (in a repeater, datagrid, or within user controls

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Rammesses on 4/25/2006