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• Re: How to use maskedit for the SIN Number

  It appears that all "formatting" characters gets filtered out unless they are one of the "mask delimeters" ( "/" "," "." and ":"). One thing you may be able to do is, is just use a period and then do a replace client side with javascript or serverside in your code. So for example, a Mask for a social security number would looks something like: < cc1 : MaskedEditExtender ID ="meeSSN" runat ="server" TargetControlID ="txtSSN" Mask ="999.99.9999" MaskType ="None" InputDirection ="LeftToRight" AcceptNegative

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by CaptainGs on 1/31/2007

• Re: CalendarExtender bad performance in a datalist

  I experienced a similar slowdown on a form with a GridView. I even experienced slowdown on a separate form that simply had a few dropdownlists, and two textboxes with the calendarextender. In the second case, the dropdown lists (which were all databound) too forever to refresh. In my GridView, I just started using the MaskedEditExtender -- which ended up being pretty clean looking. Just be careful if you also use the MaskedEditValidator, I've had some other issues using that. For the form, I switched

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by CaptainGs on 1/31/2007
  Filed under: CalendarExtender Calendar Popup eworldui MaskedEditExtender

• Re: New CalendarExtender Error in ScriptResource.axd

  bless you sir -- that was a nice catch I didn't even think to do that when I installed the release Ajax -- all I did was flush the IntelliSense cache (another headache from another day).

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by CaptainGs on 1/29/2007

• Re: New CalendarExtender Error in ScriptResource.axd

  btw - this appears to only happen if you use server side code to set the control that the CalendarExtender is attached to.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by CaptainGs on 1/29/2007

• Re: New CalendarExtender Error in ScriptResource.axd

  bump - any updates on this? I have the exact same problem. Date.parseLocale is not defined in ScriptResource.axd when I use a CalendarExtender, and it works fine locally. As far as I can tell, this doesn't "break" the control -- but the user has look at the error indicator at the bottom of the screen.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by CaptainGs on 1/29/2007