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• Re: Incremental Page Display (large page split into div-s)

  I feel I should share my recent experiences on this rather common challenge, for the sake of others who inevitably will face the same problems. I am actually rather surprised that some of more experienced gurus of this forum did not react - probably they have not seen the posts ( ?). Well, my initial problem originated, as usual, from my own ignorance. Searching for the most effective way to display a complex Web page, something that may go into tens of seconds over a slow dial-up connection, in

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by AlanR1 on 12/14/2007
  Filed under: AJAX .NET, AJAX videos, ASP AJAX, webservice, "async process", AJAX .ASP.Net 2.0

• Re: Lost Apply Styles and Manage Styles windows, Visual Studio 2008 Professional

  [quote user="stmarti"]The manage style/apply style are in the view menu by default. However it's only visible when a suitable document opened and selected for edit in the ide (an aspx page for example). Maybe this applies for your issue, I'm not sure. [/quote] Thank you, Smarti. I am aware of that. Problem was that both windows completely disappeared, I was not able to bring them up any more, no matter what. It looks it is a genuine bug. The solution Mikhail suggested worked perfectly

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by AlanR1 on 12/12/2007

• Re: Lost Apply Styles and Manage Styles windows, Visual Studio 2008 Professional

  Thank you, Mikhail. It worked like magic. I've got my missing Apply Styles and Manage Styles windows back, and that is just great. Forgot to mention in my initial post that I did re-generate/repair VS2008 before, obviously with no result as all the settings were kept the same. Your solution worked perfectly, resetting the environment to the "first time use" level. Thank you.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by AlanR1 on 12/10/2007

• Lost Apply Styles and Manage Styles windows, Visual Studio 2008 Professional

  It is not possible that I am the only one having this problem, yet I can not find any mention of it anywhere (and it is so very frustrating!) I am running Visual Studio 2008 Professional (the latest version, downloaded on 1 Dec 2007) on the Vista Ultimate (all updates installed) platform (got VS 2005 Professional installed also, not using it much since I found the new features of VS2008 so exciting). Moving my project to VS2008, AJAX, Framework 3.5... The new Manage Styles and Apply Styles features

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by AlanR1 on 12/9/2007
  Filed under: Visual Studio 2008, CSS

• Re: Incremental Page Display (large page split into div-s)

  Yes, Luis, I appreciate what you are saying. Yet I am reluctant to mess in such basic functions as page rendering methods. If I invest the work and even make it work, and tomorrow Microsoft modifies something about the page rendering, bringing in some new features that are good to have, or even disabling my solution, I have created myself a problem. I would have the pain of maintaining that modification forever. As much as your idea should actually work, it would require considerable work and may

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by AlanR1 on 11/16/2007

• Re: Incremental Page Display (large page split into div-s)

  Thank you, Luis. I appreciate your advice and good will. There should be an easier way then to rewrite the page rendering process. Such an ordinary request, to be able to send a larger page in pieces... It seems I have opened a can of worms...

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by AlanR1 on 11/16/2007

• Re: Incremental Page Display (large page split into div-s)

  Thank you for your suggestions, Motley. If I am not wrong, a bunch of update panes in combination with a timer may not exactly make the display of the page more efficient, and that is the basic request. As per the AJAX dynamic populate example, that either requires a User input, or it should be triggered by a timer (which is actually the first approach above). Please do not forget it is the initial page, so the User has not seen anything yet. She/he has only typed in the Web address, or used a link

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by AlanR1 on 11/15/2007
  Filed under: Ajax Web page Partial rendering, .ASP.Net 2.0, AJAX .ASP.Net 2.0, Incremental Page Display Problem

• Re: Incremental Page Display (large page split into div-s)

  Thank you, Luis Abreu, for your suggestions. Could you please be more specific with the Response.Flush approach? I investigated that, but could not see how to break a large page into several pieces and Response.Flush them to the client, to display them there as the original large page. I do not particularly want to use AJAX. I just need a solution, any whichever good way. Your second suggestion is in line with the Joe S. video example. If I understand it correctly, I would initially send the modified

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by AlanR1 on 11/15/2007
  Filed under: AJAX .NET, AJAX .ASP.Net 2.0, ASP.NET 2.0, Incremental Page Display Problem

• Incremental Page Display (large page split into div-s)

  Got a large initial aspx page with some graphics (several, throughout the page). Using VS2005 + AJAX (started with VS2008 Beta 2 and FW3.5) and VB (preferred, could understand C# too). My concern is that the page is slow to load at slower connection speeds (modem connections). It is important to me to give a rounded-up message before asking the reader/user to click for the next page, so I do not want to split this bigger page into several smaller ones. Screen scrolling is generally acceptable. My

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by AlanR1 on 11/15/2007
  Filed under: AJAX .NET, ajax asynchronous, Ajax Web page Partial rendering, partial rendering AJAX, .NET 2.0