postback

I'm firing up a jquery accordion with: $(document).ready(function(){ $('#accordion').accordion(); }); Problem is this is an .asp.NET application and if the page fires a postback is destroys the accordion. How do I re-initiate the accordion upon postback? Sorry I'm not an expert on asp.NET, and also sorry I can't give you a link to the example, this is because it's a password protected application. Thanks. Aristos You need to re-initlaize the accordion after the post back with the UpdatePanel functions as: <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function(){ var prm = Sys.WebForms

I'm using jQuery and SimpleModal in an ASP.Net project to make some nice dialogs for a web app. Unfortunately, any buttons in a modal dialog can no longer execute their postbacks, which is not really acceptable. There is one source I've found with a workaround , but for the life of me I can't get it to work, mostly because I am not fully understanding all of the necessary steps. I also have a workaround, which is to replace the postbacks, but it's ugly and probably not the most reliable. I would really like to make the postbacks work again. Any ideas? UPDATE: I should clarify, the postbacks

I have an ASP.NET TextBox and I want it to be ReadOnly . (The user modify it using another control) But when there is a PostBack() , The text get reset to an empty string. I understand that if you set the ReadOnly property to True of a TextBox it's content does not get saved through PostBack() . Is there a way to keep the content after PostBack() and make the TextBox not editable by the user? I tried to set the Enabled property to False ,But still the content doesn't save after PostBack() . Youssef Another solution I found and easier one: Add this to the Page Load method: protected void Page

I've recently ran into some code that checks Page.IsCallBack but I wasn't sure how it is different from Page.IsPostBack . Can anyone enlighten me? Edit : Are they mutually exclusive or can both occur at the same time in a given situation? TStamper Page.IsCallBack It is getting a value indicating whether the page request is the result of a call back. Its a special postback, so a round-trip always occurs; however, unlike the classic postback, the script callback doesn't redraw the whole page. ViewState is not updated during a callback, it is for postback. Page.IsPostBack Checks whether the Page

Is there any way to reset the session timeout without doing postback? In this scenario I don't just want to hide the postback from user, I need to reset the timeout with out postback. On my page I need to popup a dialog and inform the user that his session is timing out and if he wants to keep it alive he needs to click on a button. Now, when he clicks on that button I do not want to postback the page because it will cause issues with the data. (Not getting into the issues) Based on the answers I have modified the code but it's still not working. docs.google.com/open?id=0B