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• Re: Webservice return HTML?

  Basically you don´t need a Webservice for this but a normal aspx page. It is actually strange that ASP.NET AJAX hasn´t got an own wrapper for this. Have look in this thread

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Networking and Web Services (Forum) by Elmar on 5/13/2008

• Re: WebRequest.get_headers()['Any Parameter'] doesn´t work

  I actually got this part working. There is still something missing to make it work with IE and Safari but at least the Headers are added like one would expect. @ ericpanorel : Actually I am converting this app back from ExtJS. ExtJS has a niffty little feature which simply let´s you update a DOM-Element with any content from another page. Something like Ext.get('someDomElem'').update('someURL'); I tried to mimic this behavior but it is not as easy as it seemed in the first place

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Networking and Web Services (Forum) by Elmar on 5/13/2008

• WebRequest.get_headers()['Any Parameter'] doesn´t work

  I have a Javascript function that basically updates a DOM Element´s content with data from the server. It works fine with Firefox but fails when used with Firefox or Safari. I think the reason for this is that Firefox sets more Parameters in the Request-Header (Accept, Accept-Charset for example) that makes the ASP.NET controls happy. So now I would like to add these parameters to the header myself. Unfortunatly Safari 3 and IE7 ignore these values. Am I missing something? ... var wRequest = new

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Networking and Web Services (Forum) by Elmar on 5/12/2008

• Re: ModalPopUp Postback wieredness

  Not for me. No postback happens for any contained control. [quote user="Jonathan Shen – MSFT"] __doPostBack(should be the control's name (not id) which raised the event ,""); [/quote] Sure. It works but I would prefer not to have that workaround and just use the standard postback-model. Thanks, Elmar

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Elmar on 4/22/2008

• Re: SubSonic as an alternative CRUD provider

  @marcind: Sounds great! I think that will make this technology more usable for people like me that want to use it in existing projects - that don´t build upon LINQ as an ORM.

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by Elmar on 4/18/2008

• Re: SubSonic as an alternative CRUD provider

  @ ivanatanasov: I am asking because not all projects start from scratch. I don´t like the idea of mixing redundant DALs in one project if it can be done another way. The other reason is that I like SubSonic and iterative development works very well with it.

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by Elmar on 4/18/2008

• ModalPopUp Postback wieredness

  Hi there. Has anyone figured out a way to enable Postbacks from all controls within the Modal Popup? The whole concept should be given another thought. I know that there is some kind of workaround like: control.OnClientClick = postThis function postThis(sender, e) { __doPostBack(sender, ''); } This works if you have a simple setup for you modal but fails for more complex ones. Why having this constraint of having to explicitly name the controls that do postback in the first place? This modal

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Elmar on 4/15/2008
  Filed under: Modal Popup extender

• SubSonic as an alternative CRUD provider

  Hi there. You are doing amazing work with Dynamic Data! Is it possible (or will it be possible at some point) to exchange the ORM-Provider with something like SubSonic . I use SubSonic in a number of projects and it would be great to see the two play together. Maybe it´s a bit naive but I was thinking about provider/adapter model that allows for custom CRUD-implementations. Elmar

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by Elmar on 4/11/2008
  Filed under: SubSonic, ASP.NET Dynamic Data

• Re: Questions & Suggestions

  Sounds great. Do you have a hint for me where to look for additional information regarding implementing subsets/portions of Dynamic Data into existing apps? Sure, I need to play with it myself but it´s always nice to see what others already came up with. Thanks, Elmar

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by Elmar on 3/17/2008

• Questions & Suggestions

  Hi there. Thanks for providing all the ressources (videos, blogs etc.) to get into the Dynamic Data world more easily. After going through all the bits I would like to know when the new release which has been featured MIX will be ready for download. It would be great if Microsoft could adjust to a concept of providing more iterative builds, even if they are cleanly marked as "full of bugs" and "use at own risk". What I am missing from the material I went thorugh so far is a real

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by Elmar on 3/17/2008