I have two panels. One contains a form, the other contains a grid. When I select a row from the grid, it posts back and updates the values in th form. It also contains a combobox, when clicked it also updates the form panel on the left.
I have wrapped both panels with RadAjaxPanel.
In IE7, it handles the ajax fine and updates the form values without a visible postback, refresh of the page, etc.
In Firefox, with the RadAjaxPanel, it allows one click, and then the grid is locked up and the so is the comboxbox and no amount of clicking will update either. As well, the length of the grid is messed up and too long.
In IE7, it works as expected.
If I remove the RadAjaxPanel, IE7 posts back and refreshes visibly as expected. But Firefox now works as though it has an Ajaxpanel loaded in automatically! It works great without the RadAjaxPanel at all.
Has anyone else experienced this? Does Firefox have Ajax built into the panels? This is very strange. I have deleted and added back several times and tested and retested just to confirm what I think I'm seeing.
Any ideas?
I am using Firefox version 3.0.8.
thanks.
I have wrapped both panels with RadAjaxPanel.
In IE7, it handles the ajax fine and updates the form values without a visible postback, refresh of the page, etc.
In Firefox, with the RadAjaxPanel, it allows one click, and then the grid is locked up and the so is the comboxbox and no amount of clicking will update either. As well, the length of the grid is messed up and too long.
In IE7, it works as expected.
If I remove the RadAjaxPanel, IE7 posts back and refreshes visibly as expected. But Firefox now works as though it has an Ajaxpanel loaded in automatically! It works great without the RadAjaxPanel at all.
Has anyone else experienced this? Does Firefox have Ajax built into the panels? This is very strange. I have deleted and added back several times and tested and retested just to confirm what I think I'm seeing.
Any ideas?
I am using Firefox version 3.0.8.
thanks.
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Hi Moon,
Firefox is able to refresh a web page without too much flashing and flickering, that's why it seems to you that it uses a built-in AJAX, but this is not the case.
In order to investigate the other problem and provide advice, we will need a sample web page. Thanks.
Regards,
Dimo
the Telerik team
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Firefox is able to refresh a web page without too much flashing and flickering, that's why it seems to you that it uses a built-in AJAX, but this is not the case.
In order to investigate the other problem and provide advice, we will need a sample web page. Thanks.
Regards,
Dimo
the Telerik team
Check out Telerik Trainer , the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.