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• Using the AsyncFileUpload without actually uploading

  I have a somewhat odd scenario that I would like some opinions on. Internally, our company stores documents on various networked servers. I was tasked with creating a web app to provide links to these files, but to leave them in their current locations. I made some progress using the .NET FileUpload control: the user clicks "browse", finds the file on the network, clicks my "save" button, and I write the file's full path to a database. I then can easily display these links

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by KarlR on 10/19/2009
  Filed under: UpdatePanel, update Panel, AsyncFileUpload

• Re: Using RegisterStartupScript to spawn multiple windows

  Unfortunately, I did not get better results by changing this parameter. This is an example of how I changed it: "window.open('../GenericReportPage.aspx?ReportName=ReportWoodCert','new_Win');window.open('../ShippingLabelReportPage.aspx?ShipLabelID=1&PrintLoc=0',' Window_X ');" If I call just the second script (without appending the first one), it opens properly, so I think my syntax is OK. Is there another way I could change it or another value I should

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by KarlR on 10/13/2009

• Re: Using RegisterStartupScript to spawn multiple windows

  Well, you got it - although I am at a loss to completely explain it. I took your code, converted it to VB, and pasted it into my project. It spawned up two separate windows correctly. When I compared my original code to your [converted] code, the difference was the " this.GetType() ": it was converted to " Me.[GetType]() ", which is different than my original " GetType(Page) ". Again, since I don't fully understand how this works, I don't understand how this

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by KarlR on 10/13/2009

• Using RegisterStartupScript to spawn multiple windows

  Hello, I have a form that allows a user to select a report from a list and then click a "Print" button. This button actually spawns up a separate page where I display a SQL report. Because this button resides within an AJAX UpdatePanel, I ended up using ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript to pop up the new window properly. While this worked up until now, I now have an additonal requirement where an "optional" report/window pops up in addition to the selected report. I tried adding

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by KarlR on 10/12/2009
  Filed under: registerstartupscript, ajax update panel

• Re: Using RegisterStartupScript to spawn multiple windows

  First off, thanks for the quick reply. Unfortunately, I still could not get this to work. When I followed your instructions, it still just opened the first page. When I examined the value of the "script" variable at runtime (right before the RegisterStartupScript line), it contained this value: "window.open('../GenericReportPage.aspx?ReportName=ReportWoodCert','new_Win');window.open('../ShippingLabelReportPage.aspx?ShipLabelID=1&PrintLoc=0','new_Win'

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by KarlR on 10/12/2009

• Re: Request.Browser.Version not properly detecting IE8 version

  That was it. Under "Compatibility View Settings", there was a checkbox for "Display intranet sites in Compatibility View". In my case, I was viewing a page on our Intranet and this was checked. Once I unchecked it, it reported the correct browser version (8.0). I just didn't think of that because there was no compatibility view icon to the right of the url. Thanks a lot!

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by KarlR on 8/27/2009

• Request.Browser.Version not properly detecting IE8 version

  For some reason, Request.Browser.Version detects my Internet Explorer version as "7.0" instead of 8. I have been using IE8 for some time now, and I have run Windows Update to make sure it is up-to-date. I have experimented with Request.Browser.MajorVersion and gotten the same result. Is there some reason this would not detect IE 8 properly? I would appreciate any suggestions or comments. Thanks!

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by KarlR on 8/26/2009
  Filed under: browser, internet explorer, browser issues

• Re: Adding a button control to a GridView header

  Hi Alessandro, Thanks for the GREAT writeup and example code. With some very minor modifications, I was able to make it work very well as a header template field. It's a shame that this could not be moved to where the Caption of the GridView appears. Right now it looks like I have an empty column with the "Launch Report" header. It would be much more intuitive it was still contained in the GridView but not a separate column. In any case, this work very well for my needs. Thank you again

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by KarlR on 6/18/2009

• Adding a button control to a GridView header

  I have a page that displays three separate GridViews. The visibility of these GridViews is dependent on the data - sometimes they are there and sometimes they are not (which is the way I want it). Each of these GridViews has an associated printable report (SQL Reporting Services) and I bring these up by clicking a LinkButton. For layout reasons, I would like these LinkButtons to exist in the header of the GridView or ideally, where the Caption is displayed. Is this possible? I realize I am being

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by KarlR on 6/17/2009
  Filed under: GridView, grid view, grid view header, LinkButton

• Re: ReportViewer and UpdatePanel bugs

  No reason to appologize - I appreciate any suggestions you can give me. I am glad you have the same issue with the export & print buttons as I do. Please post back if you make any progress & thanks again!

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by KarlR on 3/10/2009