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• Re: NumericUpDownExtender with FireFox: fixed, but now problem with IE6

  Hi, Zhi-Qiang Ni. This problem disappeared when I went back to using flow/float instead of relative/absolute positioning. However, a new problem now exists. In IE6, TextBoxes that are extended with the NumericUpDownExtender "fall down" out of the enclosing panel contained inside a panel that has a GroupingText value assigned and where that panel is also inside a collapsible panel, when you collapse and then expand the outer panel. Here is the scenario: Panel1 is an Asp:Panel that is extended

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by cnelson1 on 4/7/2009

• Re: AddElementProperty vs AddProperty

  Hi, Pawan. Sorry if my question wasn't clear. I'll try to clarify. In my ascx.cs file, I might have code like this: public IEnumerable < ScriptDescriptor > GetScriptDescriptors() { ScriptComponentDescriptor descriptor = new ScriptComponentDescriptor ( "SourceSystems" ); descriptor.ID = this .ClientID; descriptor.AddElementProperty( "dropDownListExample1" , this . dropDownListExample1 .ClientID); descriptor.AddProperty( "dropDownListExample2" , this . dropDownListExample2

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by cnelson1 on 4/7/2009

• AddElementProperty vs AddProperty

  Is there any disadvantage, in terms of memory and/or performance, to using AddElementProperty to $create my Ajax component instead of using AddProperty and then having to use $get() inside the javascript file? Thanks, Carl

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by cnelson1 on 3/18/2009
  Filed under: AddElementProperty AddProperty Ajax

• Re: Getting Calender to close on date selection

  Them durn computers :)

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by cnelson1 on 3/13/2009

• NumericUpDownExtender with FireFox

  Hi. I am using the NumericUpDownExtender. In FireFox, the up/down icons are about a pixel lower than the textbox. That's okay; I can live with it. However, when placed inside a div that is hidden (display="none") and then displayed dynamically in JavaScript as a result of an event like a button click, the icons appear WAY below the textbox--almost in line with the bottom of the box. Has anyone else seen this behaviour and know any workaround? Thanks, Carl

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by cnelson1 on 3/12/2009

• Re: Getting Calender to close on date selection

  Did you do all of the following: Download and add the CloseButton.gif icon to the Calendar folder. Set the Build Action property of CloseButton.gif to Embedded Resource . Add the following to Calendar.css : .ajax__calendar_close { cursor : pointer ; width : 15px ; height : 15px ; float : right ; background-repeat : no-repeat ; background-position : 50% 50% ; background-image : url(<%=WebResource(" AjaxControlToolkit.Calendar .CloseButton.gif")%>) ;} Add the following to the Resources

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by cnelson1 on 3/12/2009

• Relative/absolute positioning with ListSearchExtender and CollapsiblePanelExtender

  I know that there used to be a problem with the ListSearchExtender (actually, it was a problem with the underlying PopupExtender) where DropDownList controls would "bleed through" the ListSearch window. It was "fixed" in later versions by using an IFrame. However, DropDownList controls still bleed through if they are in Divs that use relative/absolute positioning. Does anyone have a workaround for this? In a related question, controls that use relative/absolute positioning show

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by cnelson1 on 3/2/2009
  Filed under: position relative absolute ListSearchExtender ListSearch CollapsiblePanelExtender Collapsible

• Re: ListSearchExtender causing postback twice

  I'm using the latest release version for .NET 3.5 SP1, dated 8/20/2008, available here: http://www.codeplex.com/AjaxControlToolkit . Are you setting Autopostback=true? This might be the issue. I don't remember, because I no longer have any controls that do an autopostback.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by cnelson1 on 1/28/2009

• Re: ListSearchExtender causing postback twice

  I believe Damian has fixed this in the latest version. I no longer have this issue. Carl

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by cnelson1 on 1/27/2009

• Re: Ajax Roadmap published

  I am one who appreciates a convergence of the models. I think that as long as you aren't preventing the user from getting down and dirty in pure javascript if they want to, there is no reason not to make coding in ajax as close to coding in familiar territory as possible. It makes sense to do so. I am hoping that as a a result, in the future there will be less need to write everything twice; once in codebehind for the server and once in ajax for the client. We already have that in Validators

  Posted to ASP.NET Futures (Forum) by cnelson1 on 7/7/2008