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• Re: RegisterDataItem can only be called during an async postback

  Thanks Jonathan, That trick actually works on my small test app. Great work! Nevertheless, I believe that would be ideal to find a mean for disabling submit behavior for an image button like there is for a regular button. ImageButton is very useful for friendly user interfaces. But It doesn't have the UseSubmitBehavior property available. I have been working about ImageButton and UseSubmitBehavior in my box. And I have found my own solution. < ajaxToolkit : ToolkitScriptManager runat ="server"

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Javier Luna on 8/3/2007

• Re: Button inside update panel with a PopupControlExtender causes full postback

  [quote user="vadim82"]What if it is a imageButton instead of a regular button? image buttons do not have the UseSubmitbehavior property? [/quote] You would have to use ImageButton's OnClientClick property OnClientClick ="this.disabled=true;__doPostBack(this.name,'');"

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Javier Luna on 8/1/2007

• Re: Firefox updatepanel defaultbutton issue

  [quote user="freedumb87"] Did a little more research on the issue. For those of you who are experiencing this problem you can get around it by setting the UseSubmitBehavior attribute to false on buttons. However, if you are using ImageButtons instead of regular buttons like me, this technique does not work. Any more suggestions out there? Thanks, Chad [/quote] You would have to use ImageButton's OnClientClick property OnClientClick ="this.disabled=true;__doPostBack(this.name,''

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by Javier Luna on 8/1/2007

• Re: Firefox updatepanel defaultbutton issue

  [quote user="freedumb87"] Dave, thanks for testing. I did see the suggestion for using the UseSubmitBehavior="false" but I didn't see that option for imagebuttons or linkbuttons but I may be mistaken. Our site is using imagebuttons and linkbuttons exclusively so if this property isn't available to them then it won't help much, but at this point I will try anything. Thanks a lot for your code sample. I will post this on the regular ajax forum as well. Chad [/quote]

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Javier Luna on 8/1/2007

• Re: Input with-in a popup extender

  [quote user="joshd"]In case it was not clear in my original post: my reproduction of two bugs does not depend on any modifications to the popup extender. (and the sample code works with the most recent popup extender.) The biggest bug I don't have any solution (or can't live w/ "annoying" yet acceptable) is: The "button" I have on my popup only works when I have UseSubmitBehavior="false" The problem is I have image buttons I want to be active on the

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Javier Luna on 8/1/2007

• Re: PopupControlExtender ImageButton problem (full postback)

  [quote user="ppoulos"] David Thanks for replying, unfortunately I need to trigger a postback not link to another page (I also don't want to use query strings). The solution I'm using temporarily is have a LinkButton under the Image, then in the code-behind attach an 'onclick' attribute on the Image which calls javascript:click() on the LinkButton. This appears to work. Can I ask you guys, is this an issue with PopupControlExtender (which we can expect to be fixed) or perhaps

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Javier Luna on 8/1/2007

• Re: UpdatePanel causes FireFox to not fire event

  [quote user="gdogg"] ok, i figured out that if you set the UseSubmitBehavior=false, it works, but is there a way to accomplish this with an imagebutton? [/quote] You would have to use ImageButton's OnClientClick property OnClientClick ="this.disabled=true;__doPostBack(this.name,'');"

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by Javier Luna on 8/1/2007

• Re: PopupControl no longer supports using an ImageButton as the TargetControl - causes client script error

  You would have to use ImageButton's OnClientClick property OnClientClick ="this.disabled=true;__doPostBack(this.name,'');"

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Javier Luna on 8/1/2007

• Re: PopupControlExtender - this._postbackSettings.async is null or not an object

  You would have to use ImageButton's OnClientClick property OnClientClick ="this.disabled=true;__doPostBack(this.name,'');"

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by Javier Luna on 8/1/2007

• Re: ImageButton and UseSubmitBehaviour

  You would have to use ImageButton's OnClientClick property OnClientClick ="this.disabled=true;__doPostBack(this.name,'');"

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Javier Luna on 8/1/2007