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Here's a link to the blog entry: link
Note, I haven't played with this yet. But the idea seems so useful I wanted to share it right away.
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Yep, Scott Guthrie and Nikhil Kothari are the first entries in our Rss aggregators (bloglines.com is our primary choice btw).
Pretty interesting, not the actual implementation, but rather that this actually proves that Back button functionality cannot be emulated by any Ajax framework "out-of-the-box" but rather requires additional coding efforts by developers - registration of "logical views" in this particular approach by Nikhil.
Indeed pretty interesting approach to a *very* hard problem.
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Rumen Stankov (MCSD.NET)
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Do Telerik have any ideas around this area ready yet, is this something that you will be including in the suite sometime soon?
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Kieran
Thank you for contacting us.
We have logged this feature in our TODO list but unfortunately the implementation will not be available for the Q3 release that is scheduled for the end of this month.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
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Manuel
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Many Thanks
Kieran
It is on our ToDo list, however, we are not sure when it will be available. If we knew the details, we would have shared them with you :)
At any rate, we will try to provide "back" and "forward" for Q4, although the plans are far from certain. Watch our roadmap in the upcoming months for more details on the Q4 release.
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Rob
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John
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Like others I too would like to be able to use the browser back button with r.a.d. Ajax-ified controls. I've explored some of the creative hacks available, but I would really like to stay within the Telerik framework for the solution.
Does Telerik have an update yet on when we can expect an official solution?
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Ken Morris
I am happy to inform you that the functionality you request will be supported by the new ajax manager we will introduce for Q1 2007. Thus the browser history will be restored on asynchronous requests in the same way as with standard postbacks. The ETA for the new release of our products is due at the beginning of the next week.
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Stephen
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I'm using '07 Q2, how can I use the back/forward history from "ajax manager". Since it was introduce on Q1 2007...
Thank you.
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This feature is available in our RadAjax "Prometheus" manager. Review the online resources linked below for more info:
http://www.telerik.com/demos/aspnet/prometheus/Controls/Examples/Default/DefaultCS.aspx
http://www.telerik.com/products/aspnet-prometheus/what-is-radcontrols-prometheus.aspx
http://www.telerik.com/products/aspnet-prometheus/controls/ajax/RadAjax-aspnet-vs-RadAjax-prometheus.aspx
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Stephen
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I'm having a bit of a problem with this. I have just checked the docs for Prometheus Q3 2007 and this is what I find :
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Generally speaking, the ajax controls are using xmlhttp requests which update silently parts of the page. The browser Back and Forward functionality is only available when a full postback has occurred and that is the reason for them not to remember the last page state after ajax request.
Currently this limitation has been addressed (for IE only), but our devs are researching on the matter and we hope to provide a solution for Gecko-browsers soon as well. You can however use the History control by Nikhil Kothari which should work seamlessly with our control. Note that the history control requires you to manually add history links and is not handled out of the box by the MS AJAX framework.
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So, there are no implementation i Prometheus Manager, or are there ?
What I need is something like Nikhil's solution. I most often need to return to the previous menu selection. Actually quite easy to implement, but history buttons are the intuitive choice for all users, so....
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Alexander
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Alexander
The RadAjaxManager for ASP.NET AJAX (formerly "Prometheus") supports browser history automatically under IE browser (as you already found from the help article here). For Gecko-based browsers consider using Nikhil Kothari's History control and combine it with the manager.
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Stephen
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Hello,
Is this particular browser back button been addressed for IE 6.0?
Because still we are facing the same issue, we browsed the below link
http://www.telerik.com/demos/aspnet/prometheus/Ajax/Examples/Manager/FirstLook/DefaultCS.aspx
and changed the month of the right hand side calendar control to July 2006 and navigate to some other page and again navigated back to the previous page through back button and checked the calendar date ,it shows May 2006 instead of July 2006.
Please cross check the same and give us a solution.
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Bala
I'm afraid this is unsupported scenario from RadAjax history. However, I suggest you give the AJAX Extension 3.5 browser history support a try. You will find that described here.
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Konstantin Petkov
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