Hi,
I'm keen on using the RAD controls since they totally rock, but I've got some issues with getting my head wrapped around something..
This is how I want to use it/do:
Get the page to load, have an updatepanel (or whatever RAD control needed for that) load the content of that panel asynchronously after the page is loaded.
Right now if I hook up a RadRotator for example, and an XmlDataSource to that - it takes ages to load and THEN displays the webpage and releases the main UI thread.
So, what I want to do is to load the page and have an update panel async load it's own content just like if you were clicking a button in that updatepanel, but on page load.
To answer a few of your initial questions:
* No, this doesn't apply to only the RadRotator, I know about the Load On Demand functionality.
* I want to do this for all my pages/applications I create - namely dynamically load the content and displaying a small "loading" gif while it's working. Basically just async loading with an indicator.
Any push in the right direction would rock!
Cheers,
Tobzi
I'm keen on using the RAD controls since they totally rock, but I've got some issues with getting my head wrapped around something..
This is how I want to use it/do:
Get the page to load, have an updatepanel (or whatever RAD control needed for that) load the content of that panel asynchronously after the page is loaded.
Right now if I hook up a RadRotator for example, and an XmlDataSource to that - it takes ages to load and THEN displays the webpage and releases the main UI thread.
So, what I want to do is to load the page and have an update panel async load it's own content just like if you were clicking a button in that updatepanel, but on page load.
To answer a few of your initial questions:
* No, this doesn't apply to only the RadRotator, I know about the Load On Demand functionality.
* I want to do this for all my pages/applications I create - namely dynamically load the content and displaying a small "loading" gif while it's working. Basically just async loading with an indicator.
Any push in the right direction would rock!
Cheers,
Tobzi