Hi
I am using webservice to return items similar to demo. I need to have radio buttons in the items that postbacks. So i am dynamically creating radiobuttonlist and listitems in the getrotatoritems function in the webservice and since item can only return pure client html, i am using htmltextwriter to render the radiobuttonlist into string and attaching that to item.Html property. The issue i am having is htmltextwriter is loosing the autopostback property of the radiobuttonlist, so even though i am setting autopostback = true, its not posting back. Did i miss anything?? Or is there any workaround for this?
thanks
-Samir
I am using webservice to return items similar to demo. I need to have radio buttons in the items that postbacks. So i am dynamically creating radiobuttonlist and listitems in the getrotatoritems function in the webservice and since item can only return pure client html, i am using htmltextwriter to render the radiobuttonlist into string and attaching that to item.Html property. The issue i am having is htmltextwriter is loosing the autopostback property of the radiobuttonlist, so even though i am setting autopostback = true, its not posting back. Did i miss anything?? Or is there any workaround for this?
thanks
-Samir
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Hello Samir,
I have already answered your support ticket. For convenience I have pasted my reply here as well:
"The problem that you experience is not directly related to RadRotator control. The issue is caused by the fact that the RadioButton's properties are not rendered by the RenderControl method. You can manually add some attributes, however, by using the ListItem's Attributes property.
Then you can assign the returned HTML by the
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Best wishes,
Fiko
the Telerik team
I have already answered your support ticket. For convenience I have pasted my reply here as well:
"The problem that you experience is not directly related to RadRotator control. The issue is caused by the fact that the RadioButton's properties are not rendered by the RenderControl method. You can manually add some attributes, however, by using the ListItem's Attributes property.
Private Function GetRadioButtonList() As String Dim radioList As New RadioButtonList() radioList.ID = "RadioButtonList1" Dim item1 As New ListItem("Item1", "Item1") Dim item2 As New ListItem("Item2", "Item2") Dim item3 As New ListItem("Item3", "Item3") item1.Attributes.Add("onclick", "onRadioClickHandler(this);") item2.Attributes.Add("onclick", "onRadioClickHandler(this);") item2.Attributes.Add("onclick", "onRadioClickHandler(this);") radioList.Items.Add(item1) radioList.Items.Add(item2) radioList.Items.Add(item3) Dim sw As New StringWriter() Dim writer As New HtmlTextWriter(sw) radioList.RenderControl(writer) writer.Flush() Return sw.ToString()End FunctionThen you can assign the returned HTML by the
GetRadioButtonList method to the RadRotatorItemData.Html property:Private maxItemsCount As Integer = 3Private itemCount As Integer = 1<WebMethod> _Public Function GetRotatorData(itemIndex As Integer) As RadRotatorItemData() If itemIndex >= maxItemsCount Then Return Nothing End If Dim result As New List(Of RadRotatorItemData)() For i As Integer = itemIndex To itemIndex + (itemCount - 1) Dim item As New RadRotatorItemData() item.Html = Me.GetRadioButtonList() result.Add(item) Next Return result.ToArray()End FunctionThe
onRadioClickHandler JavaScript handler should be declared on the page which hosts the RadRotator control:<head runat="server"> <style type="text/css"> </style> <script type="text/javascript"> function onRadioClickHandler(clickedButton) { alert(clickedButton.checked); // Use AjaxPanel to call server-side method } </script></head><body class="BODY"> <form id="Form1" method="post" runat="server"> <telerik:RadScriptManager ID="RadScriptManager1" runat="server"> </telerik:RadScriptManager> <telerik:RadRotator ID="RadRotator1" runat="server" Width="100" ItemWidth="100"Height="100" ItemHeight="100"> <WebServiceSettings Path="RotatorWebService.asmx" Method="GetRotatorData"/> </telerik:RadRotator> </form></body></html>Best wishes,
Fiko
the Telerik team
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