asp.net-ajax

I have a ModalPopupExtender that allows a customer to apply payment info. It has been working great. Then the customer asked to see the total due on the ModalPopup. This did not seem like a big deal to just take the total due from the parent control and pass it into the ModalPopup control. It seems like there is no easy way do to this. Here is my HTML code, keep in mind this code is wrapped in a UpdatePanel <asp:LinkButton ID="lnkMakePayment" runat="server" Visible="true" OnClick="lnkMakePayment_Click" > <asp:Label ID="lblMakePayment" runat="server" Text="Make Payment"/></asp:LinkButton> <asp

I'm using ASP.NET 4.5 on the server and I have a .NET Windows application with a Web Browser control that navigates to the web page on the server. If I run the Windows application on a system with Internet Explorer 11, I get a script error: "Object doesn't support property or method 'attachEvent'" when navigating to another page. The script file is ScriptResource.axd so it isn't any of my scripts. I do know that Internet Explorer 11 doesn't support attachEvent anymore (replaced with attachEventListener?). That is however not of much help here, as the javascript is part of the framework, not in

How can I send the value of the TextBox as a parameter of the ActionLink? I need to use the Html.TextBoxFor <%= Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.SomeField)%> <%= Ajax.ActionLink("Link Text", "MyAction", "MyController", new { foo = "I need here the content of the textBox, I mean the 'SomeField' value"}, new AjaxOptions{ UpdateTargetId = "updateTargetId"} )%> The Contoller/Actions looks like this: public class MyController{ public ActionResult MyAction(string foo) { /* return your content */ } } Using MVC 2.0 How can I send the value of the TextBox as a parameter of the ActionLink? The semantically

can we remove history points created in web browser. or is it possible not add history point when a sample link "some link" is clicked and url in browser changed You cannot remove items from the browser history, but you can load a new document into the window and bypass the history with javascript. This is done with the replace() method of location objects top.location.replace( newUrl ); Browser's history belongs to the user, not to your application (client or serverside). There is no way to access it through javascript and this is a very good thing. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions

I'm getting a weird error from my sites ever since upgrading to Windows 2008 64-bit. I have most of my app pools running in 64-bit mode (all but one, used for a legacy ASP.NET 1.1 application). On the sites that are running on 64-bit, I've been getting errors from ASP.NET AJAX. Exception information: Exception type: System.NotSupportedException Exception message: Assembly "AjaxControlToolkit, Version=3.0.20820.16598, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=28f01b0e84b6d53e" does not contain a script with hash code "e2e86ef9". Request information: Request URL: http://site.com/page.aspx?_TSM_HiddenField

I have an ASP.NET application that uses ASP.NET AJAX and the AJAX Control Toolkit. The application runs fine on all recent browsers on a PC. It also works fine on my iPad, at least the first time the application is accessed. I have found that if I shut down the iPad and return to the page later (via a bookmark or similar), the site is broken. I have narrowed down the failure to an ASP.NET/ASP.NET AJAX issue/bug/limitation, and I'm looking for some help to progress. Using Fiddler as a proxy server for the iPad, I have identified the following problems, when re-opening the page. My *.skin file

I'm used to the ASP.NET Webforms easy way of doing AJAX with UpdatePanels. I understand the process is much more artisanal with MVC. In a specific case, I'm using Data Annotations to validate some form inputs. I use the HTML.ValidationMessageFor helper to show an error message. If I want to use AJAX to post this form and show this error message, what would be the process? Is it possible to keep the HTML.ValidationMessageFor and make it work with AJAX? Thank you. This article might be helpful: ScottGu's blog: ASP.NET MVC 2: Model Validation . The validation used in MVC can be both client and