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Hello JR,
Can you elaborate some more on the issue providing us more information about the exact error you get.
For your convenience I have attached a RadGrid page sample where I implemented a scenario resembling yours.
Please give it a look and see where our projects differ because on my side it works properly.
All the best,
Eyup
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Can you elaborate some more on the issue providing us more information about the exact error you get.
For your convenience I have attached a RadGrid page sample where I implemented a scenario resembling yours.
Please give it a look and see where our projects differ because on my side it works properly.
All the best,
Eyup
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answered on 16 Apr 2012, 05:30 AM
Hi Eyup,
There's no error encountered. My only issue is that in my code behind whenever I try to set the Enable property of a RadToolBarButton to true it doesn't update the state of the button (remains disabled) if I use a RadAjaxmanager to handle the post back for the form.
My scenario is my aspx page contains RadTextBox1, RadGrid1 (which contains 2 columns called MyItem1 and EditColumn), RadAjaxManager1, RadLoadingPanel1 and RadToolBar1 (which have 2 buttons, Button1 and Button2, both Enabled = false).
0. RadAjaxManager1 will handle the click event from RadGrid (postback) and load the loading panel RadLoadingPanel1.
1. User will click on EditColumn. The value for MyItem1 (text) will be assigned to RadTextBox1.Text.
2. The same click event should enable RadToolBarButtons Button1 and Button2 (Enabled = true).
#2 doesn't happen if I do #0. I commented the RadAjaxmanager settings and all is good.
There's no error encountered. My only issue is that in my code behind whenever I try to set the Enable property of a RadToolBarButton to true it doesn't update the state of the button (remains disabled) if I use a RadAjaxmanager to handle the post back for the form.
My scenario is my aspx page contains RadTextBox1, RadGrid1 (which contains 2 columns called MyItem1 and EditColumn), RadAjaxManager1, RadLoadingPanel1 and RadToolBar1 (which have 2 buttons, Button1 and Button2, both Enabled = false).
0. RadAjaxManager1 will handle the click event from RadGrid (postback) and load the loading panel RadLoadingPanel1.
1. User will click on EditColumn. The value for MyItem1 (text) will be assigned to RadTextBox1.Text.
2. The same click event should enable RadToolBarButtons Button1 and Button2 (Enabled = true).
#2 doesn't happen if I do #0. I commented the RadAjaxmanager settings and all is good.
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Hi,
Apparently this issue is related to the AjaxSettings of the manager. Please try including the RadToolBar1 as an updated control on RadGrid1 callback and see if this helps to resolve the described problem. Otherwise the toolbar will not be updated.
However, I followed your scenario and prepared a sample project which demonstrates how this can be achieved. I am attaching my test page for your reference. Please open the RadAjaxManager Editor in design mode and see if everything is checked as expected.
Give it a try and let me know if it helps or you need additional assistance.
Kind regards,
Eyup
the Telerik team
Apparently this issue is related to the AjaxSettings of the manager. Please try including the RadToolBar1 as an updated control on RadGrid1 callback and see if this helps to resolve the described problem. Otherwise the toolbar will not be updated.
However, I followed your scenario and prepared a sample project which demonstrates how this can be achieved. I am attaching my test page for your reference. Please open the RadAjaxManager Editor in design mode and see if everything is checked as expected.
Give it a try and let me know if it helps or you need additional assistance.
Kind regards,
Eyup
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answered on 24 Apr 2012, 03:53 AM
Hi,
Does your approach work if the Radtoolbar is inside Content control? I'm using a masterpage and one content section contains RadGrid and another content section has the RadToolbar.
Does your approach work if the Radtoolbar is inside Content control? I'm using a masterpage and one content section contains RadGrid and another content section has the RadToolbar.
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Hello,
You can implement the desired master-content page system to the provided project by following these steps:
All the best,
Eyup
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You can implement the desired master-content page system to the provided project by following these steps:
- place the RadAjaxManager in the master page
- place the required controls in the content page according to your preferences
- access and ajaxify them with the ajax manager
The following articles describe this approach:
Ajaxify Content Page Controls
Ajaxify Multiple ContentPlaceHolders
All the best,
Eyup
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