Greg Mercer
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Greg Mercer
asked on 25 Jan 2010, 08:54 PM
I'm using the WebService binding approach for supporting ajax calls to post and efficiently retrieve get just the data for the RadScheduler control as discussed here.
I was wondering if I can still explicitly show and hide the RadAjaxLoadingPanel when data is being fetched via WebService binding and ajax?
What client-side event can I use to know when the ajax fetch has begun and when it has ended?
Would the explicit show and hide code look something like what is shown here?
Is there any way to tell when errors have occurred?
Thanks,
Greg
I was wondering if I can still explicitly show and hide the RadAjaxLoadingPanel when data is being fetched via WebService binding and ajax?
What client-side event can I use to know when the ajax fetch has begun and when it has ended?
Would the explicit show and hide code look something like what is shown here?
Is there any way to tell when errors have occurred?
Thanks,
Greg
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Hello Greg,
Yes, you should use the technique from the Show and hide loading panel explicitly help topic. Use
OnClientAppointmentsPopulating to show the loading panel and OnClientRequestSuccess to hide it.
Errors can be captured in OnClientRequestFailed.
Regards,
Peter
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Yes, you should use the technique from the Show and hide loading panel explicitly help topic. Use
OnClientAppointmentsPopulating to show the loading panel and OnClientRequestSuccess to hide it.
Errors can be captured in OnClientRequestFailed.
Regards,
Peter
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