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asked on 29 Sep 2007, 06:37 PM
When using a RadAjaxManagerProxy how do you determine that you are in a callback/postback so that you don't run certain code blocks.
I have put a single radajaxmanager and loading panel on my master page and created a base page class that references these controls and have overridden the onload event to grab those references so they are available to my content pages.
My codebehind is then looking at the reference to the radajaxmanager and its isajaxrequest property to determine if it is indeed a postback/callback.
Is this the correct way or is there something easier?
I have put a single radajaxmanager and loading panel on my master page and created a base page class that references these controls and have overridden the onload event to grab those references so they are available to my content pages.
My codebehind is then looking at the reference to the radajaxmanager and its isajaxrequest property to determine if it is indeed a postback/callback.
Is this the correct way or is there something easier?
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Jason Maronge
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answered on 29 Sep 2007, 10:46 PM
The IsAjaxRequest is indeed the correct property to look at. All of the controls added to the ProxyManager actually get handled by the AjaxManager so you are OK.
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