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• Re: Cleint callback javascript error and Postback error ..

  garrettrs, Thank you so much!!!! This has been driving me nuts all morning. -Bryan

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bcarroll on 7/18/2007

• Re: 'Reserved' session key?

  Thanks for verifying this, Vivek. I agree that the Session key wouldn't have collided with anything reserved in the framework, I was just wondering if there was a reserved Session key named 'accessLevel'. But the fact that it works fine for you and doesn't for me verfies that there's something wacky with my development environment. Thanks again! -Bryan

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by bcarroll on 6/12/2007

• 'Reserved' session key?

  This one's fun, depending on your definition of fun. I know that I've had a ton of fun with it. In my code I have the line Session["accessLevel"] = "foo"; followed by a redirect later on Response.Redirect("~/mypage.aspx"); // doesn't work for @^$# When this code executes the redirect never happens. However, if I replace the session key name with anything else the redirect executes flawlessly. e.g. Session["anythingElse"] = "foo"; ... Response

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by bcarroll on 6/12/2007

• Re: Weird Web Control behavior in Placeholder Control

  Hi mokeefe, it's time for my monthly reply to my forum postings ;) I do apologize, I was pulled off onto another project and this slipped off my radar. I'll look at the links you provided, I'm fairly positive that this isn't working for me because I'm\ not persisting the gridview state so there's nothing to be loaded from ViewState.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bcarroll on 5/21/2007

• Re: Weird Web Control behavior in Placeholder Control

  Something else I've found out is that if I look at the page objects when SaveViewState() is hit *after* I click on an edit link in the gridview the user control that was added as a child to the placeholder is no longer in the placeholder controls array. And a breakpoint in the page_load of the user control itself is never hit which confirms to me that the user control isn't being loaded after postback.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bcarroll on 4/19/2007

• Re: Weird Web Control behavior in Placeholder Control

  Thanks for the replies :) Martin, you're correct. All that the page contains initially is the linkbutton and placeholder. There isn't a gridview control defined as part of the page. The gridview is actually contained in another control that gets loaded dynamically into the placeholder when the linkbutton is clicked. The gridview is bound to a valid sqldatasource, and the edit/update/cancel events are wired up as well. When the page loads for the first time all that's there is the linkbutton and an

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bcarroll on 4/19/2007

• Weird Web Control behavior in Placeholder Control

  Well, it's weird to me, anyway. But I'm still a bit of a newbie... I created a Web User Control and added a GridView to it, bound to a SqlDataSource. The GridView is editable. I placed it one level under my project root, so <root>\Controls. In my default.aspx I have a PlaceHolder control where I load the web control via link buttons. This all works peachy, no problems at all. In fact I have multiple web user controls that I can toggle between. This all works great until I try to edit a row

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bcarroll on 4/13/2007