Hi,
We have a site working perfectly locally. Using the Ribbon, when we click a button to change theme or when we click on a split button, our form load event fires followed by the ButtonClick / SplitButtonClick event. We have defined the events using the Handles RadRibbonBar1.SplitButtonClick notation.
When we publish to Azure, the click events are not firing. The postback does happen so our form load event runs but that is it.
Has anyone else had this? Can anyone point us in the right direction to resolve this?
Regards,
Mark
We have a site working perfectly locally. Using the Ribbon, when we click a button to change theme or when we click on a split button, our form load event fires followed by the ButtonClick / SplitButtonClick event. We have defined the events using the Handles RadRibbonBar1.SplitButtonClick notation.
When we publish to Azure, the click events are not firing. The postback does happen so our form load event runs but that is it.
Has anyone else had this? Can anyone point us in the right direction to resolve this?
Regards,
Mark
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Hello Mark,
In order to track down the cause of the issue, could you clarify whether it is unique to the RadRibbonBar, or it is reproduced on other server controls? For instance you could try adding a simple RadListBox with a SelectedIndexChanged event and a simple asp:DropDownList with the SelectedIndexChanged event. That way we will know if the issue is specific to the RibbonBar, the telerik Controls in general, or if it's reproduced with the default ASP.NET controls as well.
Regards,
Bozhidar
Telerik
In order to track down the cause of the issue, could you clarify whether it is unique to the RadRibbonBar, or it is reproduced on other server controls? For instance you could try adding a simple RadListBox with a SelectedIndexChanged event and a simple asp:DropDownList with the SelectedIndexChanged event. That way we will know if the issue is specific to the RibbonBar, the telerik Controls in general, or if it's reproduced with the default ASP.NET controls as well.
Regards,
Bozhidar
Telerik
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