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• Re: updatepanel refersh whole page !

  Could be wrong but I think you would just need to add UpdateMode = "condtional" to the update panel <asp:UpdatePanel id="panelid" runat="server" UpdateMode ="Conditional" > HTH, AjaxButter

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by AjaxButter on 4/13/2009

• Re: Ajax postbacks and back/forward

  I would suggest trying out the updatehistory control on nikhils blog (One of the microsoft guys). http://www.nikhilk.net/Entry.aspx?id=152 basically it allows you to set which postbacks end up in the history for the back button. Hth, AjaxButter

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by AjaxButter on 4/23/2007

• Re: calendar extender

  Wow thats a significant delay in your client side debugging. Almost wonder if something else if going on there as I can run debug mode and have clientside debugging on and don't experience anything like that, but hey at least you found it. AjaxButter

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by AjaxButter on 4/23/2007

• Re: calendar extender

  Well as far as culprits I was going to suggest IE7 phising filter but I noticed you said IE6. Other then that is it possible your IE is using a proxy or you may be using a scanner like mccaffee or something that may be parsing the page before serving it (Most virus scan suites will check web requests). Other then that if you have killed off all plugins and verified they aren't the cause then I am at a loss as to what else it may be without physically looking around on your machine. As far as a proxy

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by AjaxButter on 4/20/2007

• Re: calendar extender

  Matthew, I was assuming there may be more on the page that could be possibly causing the issue thats why I was saying you may want to step through the code, but obviously that won't work. The following code ran no problem in a matter of a second the page was loaded. I would give this a try and see if you experience the same wait if you do I would say its something running on your machine is causing the problem not your controls. <% @ Page Language ="C#" AutoEventWireup ="true" CodeFile ="TestDesignPage

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by AjaxButter on 4/19/2007

• Re: calendar extender

  well I can tell you its not the calender extender and the four textboxes because I have a page with about 15 calender controls on it and 4 are visible at all times. That page takes about 4 seconds to load and display properly and that is even in debug mode. Is there per chance any other code on the page that has a possibility to take a while. Maybe something on a masterpage or possibly a recursive script or anything of the sorts? I would walk the page on load just to see how long it takes and look

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by AjaxButter on 4/19/2007

• Re: MasterPages and FindControl issue

  Ok well after reading your post a little closer im not quite sure why you are finding the control. I would have to guess that upon assigning foo it is somehow correcting the name mangling but im probably way off there. I know the naming works by taking the container name and adding the control name after it. ex. if you take a login view name login1 and add a login button named loginbutton inside of it, it will be named Login1$LoginButton. If your are going to do more work with say update panels and

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by AjaxButter on 4/17/2007

• Re: MasterPages and FindControl issue

  Sounds like you need a recursive find control routine like the one I mentioned here http://forums.asp.net/thread/1554112.aspx hth, AjaxButter

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by AjaxButter on 4/16/2007

• Re: Tab Index and Update Panel

  Well I checked out your workaround and it looks like its unrelated to the issue in this thread. The issue in this thread is that an asynchronous postback causes IE to reset the tabbing back to the address bar if tabindex is set on your fields and a async postback occurs. The issue you posted in regards to was the tabcontainer. As far as the issue goes I decide to go with my own workaround that takes place in my masterpage. I record the field id posting back when its async and find the next field

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by AjaxButter on 4/11/2007

• Re: Ajax and user controls

  I have found it seems to work best on the masterpage when you have controls using ajax on many content pages. AjaxButter

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by AjaxButter on 4/5/2007