Hi there, I have a RadGrid with editcommand column.
If the user clicks the edit icon, then clicks it again before the grid row has changed to edit mode, the RadAjaxLoadingPanel we are using will not disappear, and you have to reload the whole page to get rid of it.
Is there anything you can think I have done which may have caused this? Or how can I ensure the panel disappears?
If the user clicks the edit icon, then clicks it again before the grid row has changed to edit mode, the RadAjaxLoadingPanel we are using will not disappear, and you have to reload the whole page to get rid of it.
Is there anything you can think I have done which may have caused this? Or how can I ensure the panel disappears?
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Hi Temp,
By default, RadAjaxPanel is rendered in front of the controls inside the ajaxified control using the loading panel. Therefore, during loading panel display, no control inside is clickable. Please consider opening a regular support ticket where you can provide us a sample runnable project demonstrating the behavor. Once we can reproduce the issue, we will be able to advise you further.
Looking forward to your reply.
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Veli
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By default, RadAjaxPanel is rendered in front of the controls inside the ajaxified control using the loading panel. Therefore, during loading panel display, no control inside is clickable. Please consider opening a regular support ticket where you can provide us a sample runnable project demonstrating the behavor. Once we can reproduce the issue, we will be able to advise you further.
Looking forward to your reply.
Best wishes,
Veli
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answered on 07 Aug 2008, 11:36 PM
Thanks Veli, I had in my LoadingPanel MinDisplayTime="750", if I took this out it stops the behaviour.
Now though, when a user clicks the edit icon a second time the loading panel disappears.
This is much better than before though.
Do you have any idea why this might be? It is very hard to give you a runnable project because the project is tied into sql server and is a very large project, to make a new one just for this bug I cannot do at the moment as we have very difficult deadlines. I will try to do this when we get some downtime but for now I just have to ask you sorry :(
If you do not know we can live with the disappearing LoadingPanel, just not possible to live with one that does not every disappear.
Now though, when a user clicks the edit icon a second time the loading panel disappears.
This is much better than before though.
Do you have any idea why this might be? It is very hard to give you a runnable project because the project is tied into sql server and is a very large project, to make a new one just for this bug I cannot do at the moment as we have very difficult deadlines. I will try to do this when we get some downtime but for now I just have to ask you sorry :(
If you do not know we can live with the disappearing LoadingPanel, just not possible to live with one that does not every disappear.
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Hi,
I tested the setup which you mentioned, and the control behaved properly. The loading panel was shown successfully on each callback.
Attached to this message, is the sample code, which I used for testing. Take a look at it and let me know if there are additional settings that I may be leaving out, which would allow me replicate the erroneous behavior.
Sincerely yours,
Yavor
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I tested the setup which you mentioned, and the control behaved properly. The loading panel was shown successfully on each callback.
Attached to this message, is the sample code, which I used for testing. Take a look at it and let me know if there are additional settings that I may be leaving out, which would allow me replicate the erroneous behavior.
Sincerely yours,
Yavor
the Telerik team
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