Hello,
I am using nested panels that are visible one at time to show a sequence of steps to fill out a form.
For example PanelMain( (panel1) (panel2) )
I am using the radajax manager to ajax the panels. Example below.
I had to implement the radfileupload control on a panel and I used the workaround
http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/ajxexclude.html step 3. I had to nest a radajaxpanel within a asp:panel that was wired to the radajaxmanager to finally get it to work because I only wanted that section of the panel to fire a postback. The upload button fires the postback. The odd behavior is when radcontrols that are not currently visible on the panel and a postback event is fired then they will display incorrectly once they are made visible. The only way to fix the way they display would be to fire off the click event that caused the postback when these controls are visible.
Is this a glitch?
I am using nested panels that are visible one at time to show a sequence of steps to fill out a form.
For example PanelMain( (panel1) (panel2) )
I am using the radajax manager to ajax the panels. Example below.
<telerik:AjaxSetting AjaxControlID="btnStep1" > |
<UpdatedControls> |
<telerik:AjaxUpdatedControl ControlID="pnlMain" LoadingPanelID="RadAjaxLoadingPanel1" /> |
</UpdatedControls> |
</telerik:AjaxSetting> |
I had to implement the radfileupload control on a panel and I used the workaround
http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/ajxexclude.html step 3. I had to nest a radajaxpanel within a asp:panel that was wired to the radajaxmanager to finally get it to work because I only wanted that section of the panel to fire a postback. The upload button fires the postback. The odd behavior is when radcontrols that are not currently visible on the panel and a postback event is fired then they will display incorrectly once they are made visible. The only way to fix the way they display would be to fire off the click event that caused the postback when these controls are visible.
Is this a glitch?