Hi,
I am creating multiple RadeDatePickers dynamically in .cs file and i need to update a label text whenever the SelectedDateChanged event is called. With autopostback set to "true", it is possible. but i dont want to trigger a complete post back every time. I just want to update the label. I have used something like this:
RadAjaxManager1.AjaxSettings.AddAjaxSetting(txtphasestartdate, lblphasestartdateCW); But it is throwing error arguement is null.parameter name:page. when i browsed it has been told that RadAjaxManager1.AjaxSettings.AddAjaxSetting can be done only in page_load or page_event methods. Since the controls are created at a later point in the page, i cannot do it in page_load method. Please suggest on this?
I am creating multiple RadeDatePickers dynamically in .cs file and i need to update a label text whenever the SelectedDateChanged event is called. With autopostback set to "true", it is possible. but i dont want to trigger a complete post back every time. I just want to update the label. I have used something like this:
RadAjaxManager1.AjaxSettings.AddAjaxSetting(txtphasestartdate, lblphasestartdateCW); But it is throwing error arguement is null.parameter name:page. when i browsed it has been told that RadAjaxManager1.AjaxSettings.AddAjaxSetting can be done only in page_load or page_event methods. Since the controls are created at a later point in the page, i cannot do it in page_load method. Please suggest on this?
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Hi Farjana,
I would suggest you to add the dynamic created control into a container control which is registered ont he page(for example asp Panel). Then you could ad this panel into the RadAjaxSetting instead the dynamic independent controls.
Regards,
Maria Ilieva
Telerik
I would suggest you to add the dynamic created control into a container control which is registered ont he page(for example asp Panel). Then you could ad this panel into the RadAjaxSetting instead the dynamic independent controls.
Regards,
Maria Ilieva
Telerik
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