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• Re: Please repair my mental model

  I can leave them be, or set them to the int identifier I'm already storing for each user control. I realize setting the ID will create unique javascript method names, but that doesn't seem to help. Events still get fired on the wrong controls.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by philcrosby on 8/22/2006

• Please repair my mental model

  I've been using Atlas for a few weeks now, but I'm not sure if I'm using it correctly, and I'm getting some strange behavior that I need to debug. Please tell me if this is the correct way to use UpdatePanels in the page construction process. I have a page, and I add a list of custom controls on page load that are pulled from the database. The custom controls each have some display elements, an update panel, and some links inside the update panel. Each custom control also has a private int identifier

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by philcrosby on 8/22/2006

• Re: Nested UpdatePanel causes parent to post back?

  Totally hijacked. But maybe a solution to your problem helps solve my problem, and then you're doing this thread a service!

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by philcrosby on 8/3/2006

• Nested UpdatePanel causes parent to post back?

  Been playing with UpdatePanels all day, and after reading Rick Strahl's post here- http://west-wind.com/weblog/posts/4642.aspx I'm under the impression that a control in a nested UpdatePanel will cause the top level UpdatePanel to refresh (thus refreshing both UpdatePanels) because any events on that control act as an "implicit" trigger. Is that correct? I've been trying to wire something like this up- UserControl Parent UpdatePanel "Show" button ASP:Panel Dynamically added UserControls, each with

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by philcrosby on 8/3/2006

• Re: I think it’s a Bug of UpdatePanel!

  Thanks Luis! Your suggestion worked great. Throwing null exceptions because of the order of method calls isn't a good idea; I hope they can get a work around before the final release, so I don't have to add the control to the document before I start accessing controls within the UpdatePanel. That's a tenuous link to make, especially when existing code will work fine until you add an UpdatePanel around some controls. Anyway I've documented this issue more completely with some sample code which may

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by philcrosby on 8/2/2006