Do all Rad controls have their own separate OnLoad method? I dont see it listed in the docs
http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/ajax-overview.html
I had a need for several popup windows to capture information. I had originally started out building separate pages for these windows, but then discovered the content template. I ran into issues with some databound controls not being loaded and since I was using AJAX, I started reading about all the issues others are having getting that to work. However, all I had to do was use the controls OnLoad method and populate my controls there.
My setup
I have a tree control that loads an ajax panel. Within the panel are a few buttons that launch radwindows. No big deal I thought. The one issue I couldnt see how to do was populate some of the controls on the popup, such as a dropdownlist. Doing it in the main page_load didnt work and I didnt want to load everything like this. I didnt see anything in the documentation that mentions any individual OnLoad methods, but I suppose its documented somewhere else? It works and does what I need, but is this discussed anywhere?
http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/ajax-overview.html
I had a need for several popup windows to capture information. I had originally started out building separate pages for these windows, but then discovered the content template. I ran into issues with some databound controls not being loaded and since I was using AJAX, I started reading about all the issues others are having getting that to work. However, all I had to do was use the controls OnLoad method and populate my controls there.
My setup
I have a tree control that loads an ajax panel. Within the panel are a few buttons that launch radwindows. No big deal I thought. The one issue I couldnt see how to do was populate some of the controls on the popup, such as a dropdownlist. Doing it in the main page_load didnt work and I didnt want to load everything like this. I didnt see anything in the documentation that mentions any individual OnLoad methods, but I suppose its documented somewhere else? It works and does what I need, but is this discussed anywhere?