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• Re: Compatibility patch for WebKit (Safari 3) 3.5.21022.8 MicrosoftAjax.debug.en-US.js

  Awesome! This worked for me too. Spent about two days trying to figure this out!

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by BobbyRich on 3/20/2009

• Re: error in MicrosoftAjax.js: Cannot read property '_notified' of null

  Just wanted to "chime in" here and say I'm somebody else having this problem and looking desperately for a solution.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by BobbyRich on 3/20/2009

• Custom GridView PostBack Events being Lost with ScriptManager.RegisterScriptDescriptors

  So I've written a Custom GridView control that extends the GridView class in ASP.NET 2.0. Among other things, this custom GridView implements IScriptControl & follows the ScriptControl pattern including the call to ScriptManager.RegisterScriptControl during PreRender and then ScriptManager.RegisterScriptDescriptors during Render. Ever since the ScriptControl implementation was added to my custom GridView, a strange problem has arisen. The problem pertains to a custom DataControlField that

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by BobbyRich on 5/5/2008
  Filed under: ScriptControl, ajax, event handler, GridView, IScriptControl

• Web Service Proxy as a Singleton - Good or Bad Architecture?

  So I've got a web application that relies heavily on Web Services. I have Web Service wrapper classes that contain a single instance of a Web Service Proxy used to make calls and then logging is performed around those calls. Now to my question: I'm using static singleton instances of those Web Service wrapper classes so esentially my Web Application is making all of its Web Service calls through a series of single instance Web Service Proxy objects. I thought this could be good from a performance

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by BobbyRich on 10/17/2007
  Filed under: singleton, architecture, web services, Patterns & Practices

• Re: Gridview template field control disappears

  I too have run into this same problem and it's a real pain! Using a DataGrid this is no problem, but now is failing for a GridView. It seems odd that the newer, more robust control has this problem. It also seems weird that the template column, which remains static and is never added or removed, is still affected by other columns. Does adding/removing columns from a GridView invalidate the ViewState for the entire grid? Seems rather silly.

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by BobbyRich on 8/11/2007
  Filed under: grid view columns

• Re: ToolkitScriptManager issue in Master Pages

  I'm having the same issue and I'm using 10618. Anybody else out there have an answer?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by BobbyRich on 6/29/2007

• Re: ModalPopup and ASP:Panel

  Thanks Guys! Had the same problem and this solved it.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by BobbyRich on 6/28/2007
  Filed under: modal popup extender

• Re: RegisterPostBackControl is not working

  Agreed. I have a very similar issue I'm trying to solve and I'm convinced that RegisterPostBackControl doesn't work like it should. Microsoft, can we get a response and/or confirmation of this issue?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by BobbyRich on 5/22/2007

• Re: Do not install this release

  I've got a question regarding the compatibility validators: I've got a page that is being built dynamically/programatically with controls and validators and thus I'm not using ASP tags. Unless I'm missing something, the tagMapping has no effect on the controls in this scenario since there clearly there are no ASP tags involved. So is there another solution to mapping control types for this scenario or do I have to directly use the Compatibility Validators in code until the fix is released via Windows

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by BobbyRich on 3/19/2007
  Filed under: Update Panel, Validator tagMapping

• Re: CalendarExtender bad performance in a datalist

  dedquilang: I was having the same issue as everyone else. The page I was working on had 3 instances of the CalendarExtender and it seems like the page rendered right away but IE was still processing some clientscript. However, I went into the web.config and set the debug="false" in the compilation section and it performs a lot better. Does anyone else have any more insight on this? Thanks. Wow, you're right! Setting debug=false in the Web.config made a HUGE difference. Thanks for the tip!

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by BobbyRich on 2/1/2007
  Filed under: CalendarExtender