I have a RadTextBox control on a page where the user must enter a new value unique to the database contents (such as with a new user "Screen Name"). I have put a a button on the page next to the RadTextBox that opens a RadWindow so the user can "try" different values until they get a value that is unique (view attached graphic file RadWindow1). When the user finds a unique value, they can click on a "submit" button to post the value to the RadTextBox on the parent page.
This is all working just fine -- except the displayed value in the RadTextBox on the parent window never shows the updated/changed value. The RadTextBox does actually contain the new value, it just is never displayed.
For example...the user keys "Bill" into the RadTextBox, then clicks on the "Check" button to display the RadWindow to test the value against the database. Let's suppose "Bill" has to be changed to "Bill123" to get a unique value. The user would then click on the "Submit" button in the RadWindow to close the window and store the "Bill123" value in the RadTextBox known as "Screen Name".
The javascript being executed when the RadWindow is closed is shown in the graphic file "radwindow2" below.
I have found another forum entry that exactly describes this problem at http://forums.asp.net/p/1440589/3261260.aspx . Apparently, this is somewhat of a known problem with the RadWndow and the RadTextBox when used in this scenario.
Is there any way to get the RadTextBox to display the newly updated value? If I click the mouse in the Screen Name field after it has been updated, the new value will "magically" display (just as described in the forum link specified above).
Thanks in advance if anyone can tell me how to correct this behavior!
Lynn
P.S. - I apologize for the somewhat confusing variable/field names used in the javascript code. I have been using your demo of the RadWindow control -- "Returning Values from a Dialog" as a starting point and then modifying in "baby steps" until getting what I need.
So the variable names are a combination of those from the demo and from my web page.
This is all working just fine -- except the displayed value in the RadTextBox on the parent window never shows the updated/changed value. The RadTextBox does actually contain the new value, it just is never displayed.
For example...the user keys "Bill" into the RadTextBox, then clicks on the "Check" button to display the RadWindow to test the value against the database. Let's suppose "Bill" has to be changed to "Bill123" to get a unique value. The user would then click on the "Submit" button in the RadWindow to close the window and store the "Bill123" value in the RadTextBox known as "Screen Name".
The javascript being executed when the RadWindow is closed is shown in the graphic file "radwindow2" below.
I have found another forum entry that exactly describes this problem at http://forums.asp.net/p/1440589/3261260.aspx . Apparently, this is somewhat of a known problem with the RadWndow and the RadTextBox when used in this scenario.
Is there any way to get the RadTextBox to display the newly updated value? If I click the mouse in the Screen Name field after it has been updated, the new value will "magically" display (just as described in the forum link specified above).
Thanks in advance if anyone can tell me how to correct this behavior!
Lynn
P.S. - I apologize for the somewhat confusing variable/field names used in the javascript code. I have been using your demo of the RadWindow control -- "Returning Values from a Dialog" as a starting point and then modifying in "baby steps" until getting what I need.
So the variable names are a combination of those from the demo and from my web page.