It was suggested in that topic to download the latest source of the AjaxControlToolkit and modify the file PageRequestManager.js to support the new HTML 5 input types.
I downloaded the latest source from
http://ajaxcontroltoolkit.codeplex.com/SourceControl/list/changesets and found that JS file, but the line that requires modification is not present in that file.
The changes may vary on every update of the code source. For HTML5 controls, you may find alternatives that are built for this purpose. For example, some projects pointed out in the other post. If you'd yet like to go the modification way, you consider roll
back to older versions of control toolkit. But it will have bugs not fixed, and some features not present.
I need the ToolkitScriptManager on the page, because we use several controls from the Ajax Control Toolkit.
Using some suite of HTML5 controls is not a solution. I would still need the ToolkitScriptManager which prevents the HTML5 input types from posting back to the server.
I really need the Ajax Control Toolkit to natively support the HTML5 input types. I don't understand why this is still not the case in the May 2012 release.
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HTML 5 input types not posted back on postback in ToolKitScriptManager
May 10, 2012 07:20 AM|LINK
The topic at http://forums.asp.net/p/1721665/4973300.aspx#4973300 is closed, so I can't reply in that thread.
It was suggested in that topic to download the latest source of the AjaxControlToolkit and modify the file PageRequestManager.js to support the new HTML 5 input types.
I downloaded the latest source from http://ajaxcontroltoolkit.codeplex.com/SourceControl/list/changesets and found that JS file, but the line that requires modification is not present in that file.
So how do I fix this now?
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Re: HTML 5 input types not posted back on postback in ToolKitScriptManager
May 14, 2012 04:17 AM|LINK
Hello
The changes may vary on every update of the code source. For HTML5 controls, you may find alternatives that are built for this purpose. For example, some projects pointed out in the other post. If you'd yet like to go the modification way, you consider roll back to older versions of control toolkit. But it will have bugs not fixed, and some features not present.
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Re: HTML 5 input types not posted back on postback in ToolKitScriptManager
May 14, 2012 03:34 PM|LINK
I need the ToolkitScriptManager on the page, because we use several controls from the Ajax Control Toolkit.
Using some suite of HTML5 controls is not a solution. I would still need the ToolkitScriptManager which prevents the HTML5 input types from posting back to the server.
I really need the Ajax Control Toolkit to natively support the HTML5 input types. I don't understand why this is still not the case in the May 2012 release.