I've just started experimenting with JQuery to see how I might use it on my web sites. Most of my pages use Ajax and have controls on it that perform a partial postback. This causes a problem with JQuery as the event that sets up all the nice attributes and animations isn't run after a partial postback.
What you end up with is all the JQuery stuff working when the page is first loaded but stops working after a partial postback. All I wanted to do as an experiment was add some rounded corners to <div> elements. Looked good on first load but choose something from an ajaxified combobox and everything goes square again.
I also downloaded the telerik example project that animated a combobox by sliding the items as you hovered over them but when I ajaxified it to say populate another dropdown list after selecting an item the sliding stopped.
I've searched around for a way around this but to no avail as yet. Just wondered if anyone here knew how to get round this. It just might be that JQuery is not suitable in thsi scenario yet.
Thanks for your help.
What you end up with is all the JQuery stuff working when the page is first loaded but stops working after a partial postback. All I wanted to do as an experiment was add some rounded corners to <div> elements. Looked good on first load but choose something from an ajaxified combobox and everything goes square again.
I also downloaded the telerik example project that animated a combobox by sliding the items as you hovered over them but when I ajaxified it to say populate another dropdown list after selecting an item the sliding stopped.
I've searched around for a way around this but to no avail as yet. Just wondered if anyone here knew how to get round this. It just might be that JQuery is not suitable in thsi scenario yet.
Thanks for your help.

