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• Re: Ajax Update Panel

  Multiviews are dynamic controls. Hence the views inside of the multiviews are rendered on runtime. Therefore you cannot put updatepanel's inside of the views because they won't be able to be referenced by the ScriptManager on page load. View the following forum post: http://forums.asp.net/thread/1349392.aspx JoeWeb

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by JoeWeb on 3/27/2007

• Re: UpdateProgress Control not displaying

  I think I remember reading something about this. I think it's either by design or a bug. Either way go over to the documentation page because I am pretty sure they talk about a scenario like this. It does have to do with the AsyncPostbackTrigger and the button invoking it being outside. JoeWeb

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by JoeWeb on 3/27/2007

• Re: Exapanding the CollapsiblePanelExtender in code

  You need to set the clientstate to false before calling the collapsed property. Me.CollapsiblePanelExtenderCasing.ClientState = False Me.CollapsiblePanelExtenderCasing.Collapsed = False I ran into the same issue when I was trying to programatically expand and collapse the panels. Just make sure you properly update the CollapsedImage and ExpandedImage as I am not positive on if those will update. Let me know if that helps JoeWeb

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by JoeWeb on 3/27/2007

• Re: UpdateProgress with a Response.Redirect

  Could you please post your code. Is the UpdateProgress control inside an updatepanel? JoeWeb

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by JoeWeb on 3/27/2007

• Re: FireFox update 2.0.0.2 breaks some scenarios in ASP.NET AJAX apps

  In one of my production applications we use a ModalPopup that's invoked from a gridview control specifically a imagebutton. In 1.5.0.10 it works great. Confirmed that it shows nothing in version 2.0.0.2 clicking the imagebutton just puts up the progressupdate for a few seconds and then disappears. And I just confirmed that release 2.0.0.3 fixed it. ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/2007-03-09-19-firefox2.0.0.3 They haven't realeased it officially yet it looks like... (as in pushing

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by JoeWeb on 3/15/2007

• Re: Do not install this release

  Jason Wilson: Why would anyone think a pre-release product has "frozen features". Come on we programmers that chose to live on the bleeding edge and be early adopters should know understand that this is the risk we face. I for one, went against my better judgement when I started using prelease AJAX controls in my code, but it was so darn cool and replaced a lot of the tiresome custom coding I was doing -- I just couldn't help myself. Just to comment on this topic and put in my 2 cents as well. It

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by JoeWeb on 3/15/2007

• Re: Open Modal Window from Gridview

  Hi, Sure this is definetely possible. I've implemented exactly what you are describing and it was virtually painless. There were a few gotcha's but it was pretty straight forward on how to accomplish it. I'll detail it out with the code so that you can implement it. The only caveat in my example is that I do my own databinding and data access, and I also use ImageButtons but linkbuttons will work just fine as well. You would need to be able to reference the row with a unique id and then hide the

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by JoeWeb on 3/15/2007

• Re: Update Panel Control not support Response.Write

  Yeah but what about my previous post http://forums.asp.net/thread/1617402.aspx Where I got the same exact error on the documentation page of http://ajax.asp.net ? JoeWeb

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by JoeWeb on 3/13/2007

• Re: Error on ajax.asp.net

  A little background. When I pressed the next button on the community post preview page underneath the documentation section this error occured. I am using IE7 and from what I can tell ASP.NET AJAX doesn't like rendering iframes or Response.Write when it's inside of the update panel. That is the button invoking the call or just simply on a page load. JoeWeb

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by JoeWeb on 3/13/2007

• Re: Efficient broadcast - best practices?

  Have you actually downloaded and ran Fiddler against a page with an UpdatePanel? If you had you would have noticed great improvements to the amount of data received with Viewstate enabled and disabled. The following link demonstrates in a simple example the great improvements with performance. http://blogs.msdn.com/mikeormond/archive/2007/01/31/the-asp-net-updatepanel-and-performance.aspx Sure it's not a sure fire way to make sure you have the best performance but it's also not going to kill your

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by JoeWeb on 3/13/2007