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• Re: Update Panel Scrolling Issue

  Awesome, that is exactly what i was looking for. I knew there had to be a way to tell it not to do that. Thanks so much!

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by jamehol on 9/12/2007

• Re: ReOrderList - raising a simple client event once the ReOrdering is complete

  Has anyone found a solution to this problem? I'm also trying to somehow add a client side event to hook after the reording is complete. I want to change something else on the page after they reorder the list. Any ideas?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by jamehol on 9/11/2007

• Re: Update Panel Scrolling Issue

  Yea I saw that article in my searches too, but I think hes dealing with a different problem than me. His stems from having an overflow, scrolling div. My problem is just because the page is longer than the screen height. I put together a simple page to test my scenerio and make sure it wasn't something else I was doing that was causing the behavior. It basically just has a button in the middle of a bunch of block returns to make the page long. The button sleeps the current thread for 5 seconds

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by jamehol on 9/11/2007

• Re: Update Panel Scrolling Issue

  Does the UpdatePanel have any knowledge about smart navigation? I don't see how that would have any effect on the update panel, because the full page isn't posting back and refreshing.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by jamehol on 9/11/2007

• Re: Update Panel Scrolling Issue

  Nope tried that already didn't work. Also tried removing my update progress control. Don't think this issue is more to do with the update panel specifically, because the page isn't actually posting back and refreshing. I'm thinking its a behavior that they intended to have, because their script must be remembering the scroll position from when the async post was initiated and resetting it when the response comes back, I just need to know if there's a way to turn it off or interupt

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by jamehol on 9/11/2007

• Update Panel Scrolling Issue

  I have an update panel with content that can sometimes become pretty long and make the user have to scroll. If the user makes a change that causes a post within the update panel and then scrolls the page while the update is in progress it causes the page to become jumpy. It looks like the update panel is setting the scroll position back to what the original scroll position was when they first initiated the post. Normally this wouldn't be a problem, but with this page it can take a second or two

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by jamehol on 9/10/2007
  Filed under: scroll position, Update Panel

• Re: Tab Index and Update Panel

  I'm having the same problem, any solutions?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by jamehol on 3/12/2007

• Re: Membership Database Architecture

  Yea never thought about that. Maybe I am trying to hard to use the membership stuff. I did end up using barely any of the build in functionality anyway. Had to make custom login forms, password changing forms, etc. Know of any good articles or books about authentication patterns? I guess my biggest concern, from a design standpoint, is having a structure that allows for a shared login between two or more apps with different databases. Also being able to use the same methods for windows client and

  Posted to Security (Forum) by jamehol on 2/18/2007

• Re: Membership Database Architecture

  Yea that makes a lot of sense too, i was thinking about doing that as well. So just a simple table in the application database that had UserId and UserName columns. What about profile info like first and last name, address etc. Maybe put that in the same table in the app database? I've always been curious how microsoft handels that with their Passport or whatever they call it now. Each application maintains info about the user on top of the basic authentication correct?

  Posted to Security (Forum) by jamehol on 2/16/2007

• Membership Database Architecture

  I've been learning a lot about the membership provider model of and on over the last year or so, and it is a great architecture. I just wanted to get some others opinions on how they architect applications that use it. Specifically, for the membership and roles i've created a seperate membership database(either the default or a custom one depending on requirements) in order to keep seperation between authentication and the actual application data. But i've never been able to come up with a schema

  Posted to Security (Forum) by jamehol on 2/16/2007
  Filed under: membership role provider