This has not been a really great week for me and ASP.NET...
I ran into this problem after fixing the other problem:
Page_Load event is firing twice - ExtremeExperts
So with that information, coupled with this information:
Stackoverflow.com - ASP.NET Page.OnLoad executes twice
...and this item from the Microsoft KB:
How to use the AutoEventWireup attribute in an ASP.NET Web Form by using Visual C# .NET
...I was able to solve this double-page-load problem since I was, in fact, wiring up events in a page that had AutoEventWireup set to "true" and the Page_Load was getting fired twice. Awesome.
Anyway, another bullet dodged.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Dynamically Created LinkButtons and UpdatePanel Woes
Check out my pain as described in this ASP.NET forum post:
Button command not working inside an UpdatePanel - ASP.NET Forums
Totally ridiculous how much work I had to do to get this function working.
Button command not working inside an UpdatePanel - ASP.NET Forums
Totally ridiculous how much work I had to do to get this function working.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
ASP FileUpload Controller in AJAX Accordion - Stack Overflow
When working with ASP.NET, then ASP.NET AJAX, invariably you end up nesting all sorts of wacky controls inside one another.
I had been carefully avoiding putting a FileUploader inside an UpdatePanel since generally it means headaches because the FileUploader security model does not really fit into the AJAX model... maybe someday it will.
At any rate, I ended up with an FileUploader inside an Accordion inside an UpdatePanel, and of course, it stopped working since it needed a full postback, not an AJAX partial postback.
So this post on Stackoverflow.com is probably the most succinct solution to the problem I've seen and it totally makes sense:
ASP FileUpload Controller in AJAX Accordion - Stack Overflow
Here's the code:
I had been carefully avoiding putting a FileUploader inside an UpdatePanel since generally it means headaches because the FileUploader security model does not really fit into the AJAX model... maybe someday it will.
At any rate, I ended up with an FileUploader inside an Accordion inside an UpdatePanel, and of course, it stopped working since it needed a full postback, not an AJAX partial postback.
So this post on Stackoverflow.com is probably the most succinct solution to the problem I've seen and it totally makes sense:
ASP FileUpload Controller in AJAX Accordion - Stack Overflow
Here's the code:
<ajaxToolkit:AccordionPane >
<Header><asp:LinkButton ID="lbtnOption1" runat="server">Option 1</asp:LinkButton></Header>
<Content>
<asp:UpdatePanel ID="UpdatePanel1" runat="server">
<ContentTemplate>
/* Put HtmlInputFile and upload button here*/
</ContentTemplate>
<Triggers>
<asp:PostBackTrigger ControlID="btnUpload" />
</Triggers></asp:UpdatePanel>
</Content>
</ajaxToolkit:AccordionPane>
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