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  • Re: How to get a ListView Delete Item Confirmation when using HoverMenuExtender and Menu Control

    ok, below is some markup and the related code-behind, with these notes: I chose to do all the MenuItem construction in the code-behind to avoid a lot of 'Eval'-ing in the markup, passing the Value and Text just once. In the code-behind I found that I had to declare the method arguments as type Object and then cast them to string, or the CLR complained about invalid types at run time. I chose to implement the returned MenuItem content as a DIV enclosing both the desired image and the specified
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by RabidJay on 7/12/2009
  • Re: How to get a ListView Delete Item Confirmation when using HoverMenuExtender and Menu Control

    sure np - as I mentioned the HoverMenuExtender's Target is a Menu Control. Below is the Menu markup and the (partial ) code-behind <asp:Menu runat="server" id="uxMenuFormsItem" StaticMenuItemStyle-CssClass="itemHoverMenuItem" StaticHoverStyle-CssClass="itemHoverMenuItemHover" CssClass="itemHoverMenu" style="display:none;" OnMenuItemClick="ListViewForms_ItemMenuClick"> <Items> <asp:MenuItem ImageUrl="~/resources
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by RabidJay on 7/11/2009
  • Re: How to get a ListView Delete Item Confirmation when using HoverMenuExtender and Menu Control

    Thanks for your help - the "creative" solution is well creative, but leaves the Image out of the picture (pun intended). I had tried the LinkButton idea earlier but then to have an image on each item one has to add a separate ImageButton and code both controls to handle the clicks, which although a solution seems a bit kludgy. No more time to mess with it though ('perfect is the enemy of done') so looks like its that or nothing . Odd that we build a Menu Extender that doesn't
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by RabidJay on 7/11/2009
  • How to get a ListView Delete Item Confirmation when using HoverMenuExtender and Menu Control

    Aplogies in advance if this belongs on the Client-Side thread, it could likely be either or both. I have a ListView in which the ItemTemplate includes a HoverMenuExtender and cleverly, I am using a MenuControl as the HoverMenuExtender's target. There, I have set the 'OnMenuItemClick' handler and attached appropriate 'value's to each menu item, to differentiate the clicker's intent. My problem is the ListView's Item Delete function. Previously (Pre-HoverMenuExtender) it
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by RabidJay on 7/10/2009
  • Re: ListView stays in Edit mode on page reload - ?ViewState?

    uh-huh.. I guess I was having an A.D.D. day today... of course that works... thanks for clearing my fog :-)
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by RabidJay on 7/9/2009
  • ListView stays in Edit mode on page reload - ?ViewState?

    I have a Master/Content page with a ListView using an ObjectDataSource, inside an UpdatePanel. The menu item (LinkButton for now) that loads the content page is on the Master. The ListView loads properly and on the Edit Command enters Edit mode as expected, but - if the user clicks the menu item (rather than 'cancel' or update' on the EditItemTemplate) the page re-loads with the ListView still in EditMode. From a user's view if I am clicking the Menu Item again, I think I am saying
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by RabidJay on 7/8/2009
    Filed under: ListView Viewstate Edititemtemplate
  • Re: Could not find a property named ... on the type specified by the DataObjectTypeName

    In case anybody else runs into this for Update operations - in stepping through the Update process (Listview EditItemTemplate) , the runtime instantiated my business object using it's default constructor even if I supplied a fully parameterized constructor, so it seems logical that, if you are passing a BO instance to the Update method you defined, it would need accessible BO properties with names that match those used when it first retrieved /bound the data. ie - if it doesn't have a complete
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by RabidJay on 6/8/2009
    Filed under: updating, user control code behind datalist, business object, BusinessObject Data Source, data source
  • Editing a Row in a Nested On-Demand Repeater

    hello all - I am converting an asp.net site that uses DataLists, to Asp.Net Ajax. The site needs a nested data grid layout with the ability to edit the data belonging to a row of the child grid. So far I have a GridView parent, and an Expander that opens on demand, wired up to a PageMethod that renders a UserControl (.ascx) containing a Repeater with the child rows. Works well, except that despite several approaches I cannot get a DetailView or a FormView to open up with the child row data, even
    Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by RabidJay on 4/18/2009
  • Re: Problem replacing UserControl in Update Panel

    you are joking, right? Sorry a bit of frustration showing I guess... Thanks for the link to the Video, I'll look at it but I don't think Webparts are the answer to this at least I sincerily hope not. There has to be a way to do this more directly without adding another technology into the mix.... Frankly, if I was coding this in Classic ASP I'd simply have a client-side HTTPRequest grab an 'include' file (AKA UserControl) and stuff it into the DOM, repalcing the HTML that called
    Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by RabidJay on 3/28/2009
  • Problem replacing UserControl in Update Panel

    Greetings - Any help on this one is greatly appreciated, my eyes are glassy and wife says I have been drooling... I am working on a legacy ASP.Net site that uses Page.LoadControl to load all site content into a single page (Default.aspx ) in the form of UserControls. The site now wants to use Ajax to load the existing UserControls instead of the existing full-page postbacks / querystrings. The idea is to implement Ajax without having to refactor all of the UserControls into Content Pages for a Master
    Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by RabidJay on 3/28/2009
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