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Shinu
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answered on 10 Aug 2009, 05:51 AM
Hi Randy,
You can pass the return values as argument and it is possible to get the argument in OnClientClose event of RadWindow which is in parent page. Checkout the following documentation which shows how to pass the value as argument.
Using RadWindow as a Dialog
Also check out the online demo which demonstrates the scenario:
Returning Values from a Dialog
-Shinu.
You can pass the return values as argument and it is possible to get the argument in OnClientClose event of RadWindow which is in parent page. Checkout the following documentation which shows how to pass the value as argument.
Using RadWindow as a Dialog
Also check out the online demo which demonstrates the scenario:
Returning Values from a Dialog
-Shinu.
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Hi Randy,
I believe that the following documentation article will be of help: Using RadWindow as a Dialog.
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Georgi Tunev
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I believe that the following documentation article will be of help: Using RadWindow as a Dialog.
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Georgi Tunev
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Randy
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answered on 10 Aug 2009, 12:05 PM
I think I have all that, but one of the problems I am running into is that I am unable to get the value of any control in the radwindow to pass back to that parent page. No matter what method I use I get that the value is undefined. Any Ideas?
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Hi Randy,
Since I don't know what your exact setup is and what is the logic that you wish to implement, I would suggest to open a support ticket and to send me a small sample project. Just make sure that the project
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Since I don't know what your exact setup is and what is the logic that you wish to implement, I would suggest to open a support ticket and to send me a small sample project. Just make sure that the project
- can be run locally (e.g. is not missing files, database etc.)
- reproduces your exact setup and describes the desired behavior
Sincerely yours,
Georgi Tunev
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Randy
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answered on 10 Aug 2009, 01:28 PM
I have submitted a ticket... Thanks.
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Hello Randy,
I just answered your support ticket and sent you back a modified version of your content page. For convenience I am pasting my reply below:
Please find attached the modified version of your content page where I fixed some problems.
The errors were:
I hope this helps.
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Georgi Tunev
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I just answered your support ticket and sent you back a modified version of your content page. For convenience I am pasting my reply below:
Please find attached the modified version of your content page where I fixed some problems.
The errors were:
- You need to cancel the postback when executing the OnClientClick eventhandler.
- $find is used to get a reference to ASP.NET AJAX's controls. To get a reference to the standard hiddenfield control, you should use $get. More information on the subject is available here.
- The correct property of the hidden field is value (note the lower-case "v")
I hope this helps.
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Georgi Tunev
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