Hello ,
I have a form with a radupload control and a submit button .
When a user upload a file , the radprogressarea pop up .
The problem is when a user click on the cancel button ,
the button click event handler takes place and try to preform some actions on the uploaded file.
Is there a way to block the event handler from firing? or a way to determine whether the upload was cancled?
Kind regards,
oren
I have a form with a radupload control and a submit button .
When a user upload a file , the radprogressarea pop up .
The problem is when a user click on the cancel button ,
the button click event handler takes place and try to preform some actions on the uploaded file.
Is there a way to block the event handler from firing? or a way to determine whether the upload was cancled?
Kind regards,
oren
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Hi Oren,
Could you elaborate a bit on your scenario. Most importantly, which event handler get's executed - the one attached to the Submit button, or the one attached to the Cancel button. Could you also specify the exact sequence of events that lead to the undesired behavior, and what should be the proper one.
Kind regards,
Bozhidar
the Telerik team
Could you elaborate a bit on your scenario. Most importantly, which event handler get's executed - the one attached to the Submit button, or the one attached to the Cancel button. Could you also specify the exact sequence of events that lead to the undesired behavior, and what should be the proper one.
Kind regards,
Bozhidar
the Telerik team
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