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  • Re: submit Button In Mvc

    I found this page that discribes my problem and mentions that it's a bug currently in the Ajax-Part of MVC.
    Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by darkprojekt on 5/22/2009
  • Re: submit Button In Mvc

    Hi I have tried the solution with submitButton as Button-Name and Action-Parameter, but the value is always null. Is there some expected precondition, that this works? ---------- EDIT ------------- I just realized, that it works with Html .BeginForm, but not with Ajax .BeginForm ... any idea or hint to get it work on Ajax-Forms? ---------- EDIT ------------- Thanks for any hint Michael
    Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by darkprojekt on 5/10/2009
  • Re: Bug: CascadingDropDown: SelectedValue returns garbage from client

    Hi I have a understanding problem with the SelectedValue and DataBinding. The value from the Database MUST be bound to CascadingDropDown.SelectedValue. But reading this value gives me the known value:::label-"thing". So eval is ok, but bind delivers a not usable response. DropDownList.SelectedValue CAN'T be bound, because the SelectedValue is not in the list at the time the bind occours. So, how can I 2-way bind the selected value? Codebehind is not a choise. Thanks Michael
  • Re: How to access SOAP Header over HttpContext? OR How to store values in a Request Scope

    < When you say "from all instantiated classes" are these multiple instances of one class or multiple instances of many classes? Muliple instances of many classes, and the should only share the same storage if they are instantiated on one Web Service call. Now I'm using the HttpContext .Current.Items-Storage .. this works as a Request Scope Storage. I'm not sure if this is a good way, but it works.
    Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by darkprojekt on 3/2/2007
  • How to access SOAP Header over HttpContext? OR How to store values in a Request Scope

    Hi I have a problem .. or two .. I want to transfer a small string (GUID) over a Soap Header (works fine) and make this string available for all classes they are instantiated during this web service call. A possible way to access a global storage is to go over HttpContext.Current.Session. But this is not a solution, because this state is only available if I set EnableSession to true. But then the storage is shared over many web service calls from the same client (as "Session" means). Therefore I
    Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by darkprojekt on 2/21/2007
    Filed under: SessionState, SOAP Header, SOAP WebService, 2.0, asp.net
  • Re: Maintain scroll position of a DIV over a callback

    Hi. I have two problems on my page with this solution ... 1) Scroll to top doesn't work After a postback with a correctly positioned scroll panel I scroll back to top .. after a postback the scroll panel jumps back to the last scrolled position, not the top position. 2) Visible jumping Is there a way to suppress the visible jumping effect? Thanks Michael
    Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by darkprojekt on 2/7/2007
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