I have Installed Ajax.net at my local machine which contain Win 2003 and VS 2005.
After double click on ASPNETAJAX.msi , I just found addition in Program Menu bar contains ASP.net 2.0 Ajax Extensions
But I did not found "Create Ajax Enable Web site" Option in VS 2005.
What I have to do? Is still missing something?
hello.
if everything went ok, you'll find the template in file->new->web site->asp.net ajax-enabled web site
I have an application that allows for the updating of data in an Oracle table. I am using Atlas, with ObjectDataSources.
There is a quicklist gridview displaying the data, the user picks the record and it displays some options for updating the record in a seperate form on the page.
Upon clicking the update button the record is updated and a Verify changes button is displayed. When the user clicks the Verify changes button the page will display the correct update.
I have found no other way to to display the change on the Update button click.
Is there a way to instantly show the update with only one click of a button. I want the gridview to rebind and display the new update with the update button click. Why does it take two clicks to show the update?
are you using Gridview1.Databind() when you click update?
That forces an update no matter what.
I've got a custom gridview control where inside the RowDataBound event, I am setting an attribute to the row to allow the user to just click anywhere on the row, instead of clicking the 'Select' command.
This works fine, but it does a postback. Is it possible to capture that in the updatepanel?
e.Row.Attributes.Add("onclick", Page.ClientScript.GetPostBackEventReference(this, "Select$" + e.Row.RowIndex.ToString()));
There should be no difference in behavior whether you're in an UpdatePanel or not. The only constraint I can think of is that you can't alter anything that isn't contained in an UpdatePanel during the PostBack.
So, if you can catch the GetPostBackEventReference normally, you should still be good in an UpdatePanel.
I have the same problem. It works perfectly without the updatepanel, but when the gridview is placed inside the update panel, it does not update when the user clicks the row.
Hi,gidikh
To troubleshoot this issue, we really need the source code to reproduce the problem, so that we can investigate the issue in house. It is not necessary that you send out the complete source of your project. We just need a simplest sample to reproduce the problem. You can remove any confidential information or business logic from it.
Thanks
I figured out my problem. I was updating a formview outside of the updatepanel. As soon as I put that formview into an updatepanel of it's own, everything worked as it should.
