ajaxcontroltoolkit

I have a bit of a weird problem I can't seem to fix. I am using the AJAX Control Toolkit's calendar extender on some of my pages. Despite the information I've found via the web I can't seem to get it working with a regular ScriptManager control, it only works with a ToolkitScriptManager . However I've noticed that when the page loads it adds some 84 script files for every possible control script provided by the toolkit: Is this the expected behaviour, and can I turn it off? I only need it to load the relevant scripts to handle the calendar extender. In current version of ACT you can group

I'm using the AJAX Control toolkit HTML editor and have what I hope is a simple question. As the question title says - how do you get/set the content of the HTML editor via javascript? I have no problems accessing the server side content property - but how to do it client side? Any help gratefully received ! The Html Editor is one of the unique Ajax Control Toolkit controls, becuase it does not inherit AjaxControlToolkit.ExtenderControlBase (server side) nor inherit AjaxControlToolkit.BehaviorBase (client side). So you can't use $find javascript method to get access to the behavior instance on

I am trying to utilize the autocompleteextender from the ajaxcontroltoolkit in one of my sharepoint solutions (which requires an older version of the library since all of the recent ones require the .NET Framework 4.0) and unfortunately I can't use a page method in a UserControl, only in an actual page . Therefore I am left with only the one option which is to use a method from an actual web service. The problem is that I can't seem to figure out how to correctly deploy the service and configure the web.config. When I try to view the metadata information in the browser I get an error message

Running ASP.NET 3.5 on Mono 2.6.7 (Debian), AjaxControlToolkit throws the following exception on startup: "Cannot cast from source type to destination type." (see stack trace below) This is a simple website referencing AjaxControlToolkit (so long as it's referenced, it will fail throwing this exception). On .NET 3.5, the same simple webpage referencing AjaxControlToolkit.dll would run fine. How would you get this to run on Mono? <%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="Default.aspx.cs" Inherits="_Default" %> <%@ Register assembly="AjaxControlToolkit" namespace=

I have used ajax update progress control that shows the animated gif when postback happens. Problem: It displays for a while but then it stops refershing (or rather, stops playing/revoloving). What could be the actual cause of the same? Please advice!. Thanks! Jourdan The animation of a .gif will stop on PostBack with Internet Explorer. The problem is inherent to Internet Explorer. Apparently this issue goes all the way back to IE 6 (though I've only confirmed it in IE8). There is a little hack around it, and that's by updating it's source with a setTimeout function UpdateImg(ctrl) { var img =

I'm using a MaskedEditExtender to show users what format they should use to enter a date into a textbox. How do I change the mask to be dd/MM/yyyy instead of __/__/____ ? I looked over the source code for the MaskedEditExtender, and it doesn't look it it supports what you want out of the box. You can replace the '_' with some other character with the PromptCharacter property, but to do what you want, you'd need to edit MaskedEditBehavior.js in the control's source code. Search for _PromptChar to find the relevant sections. For a quick workaround, you could create an image of "dd mm yy" and use

I am trying to implement AjaxControlToolkit NoBot but I always get false from IsValid() method (the state value is always InvalidBadResponse ). Am I missing something here? ASCX code: // buttons, textboxes etc. <asp:NoBot ID="NoBot1" runat="server" CutoffMaximumInstances="5" CutoffWindowSeconds="60" ResponseMinimumDelaySeconds="2" /> Code behind: protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { AjaxControlToolkit.NoBotState state; if (!NoBot1.IsValid(out state)) { Page page = HttpContext.Current.Handler as Page; ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(page, page.GetType(), "err_msg",

I am trying to databind a DataTable to an accordion and I have found that If I retrieve the DataTable from a database using a table adapter it binds to the accordion perfectly however what I want to do is create a dummy table (for testing purposes if I don't have access to my database) the code to create the dummy table is below: DataTable table2 = new DataTable("articletable"); table2.Columns.Add("articleID"); table2.Columns.Add("title"); table2.Columns.Add("content"); DataRow row = table2.NewRow(); row[0] = "1"; row[1] = "article name"; row[2] = "article contents go here"; table2.Rows.Add