Hi,
I recently upgraded Rad Controls in one of my sites to version released in Q1/2012. I had all sorts of compatibility issues and sorted them all out.
One thing I can't sort out and have no idea where to start from is the RadAjaxPanel.
The problems are have are:
I have inside the panel a <script> tag with client side javascript. Is that a problem? I removed it and problems were still there, but still worth asking I guess..
Any idea?
Cheers!
David.
I recently upgraded Rad Controls in one of my sites to version released in Q1/2012. I had all sorts of compatibility issues and sorted them all out.
One thing I can't sort out and have no idea where to start from is the RadAjaxPanel.
The problems are have are:
- It doesn't work at all - even if I set EnableAJAX="true" it still behaves as if it's false.
- And a strange one: Any HTML it contains that isn't a server control is omitted when I "view source" after the page loads. So if I have in it a few DIVs that hold a few textboxes then the end result HTML is only the textboxes, the DIVs aren't there at all.
I have inside the panel a <script> tag with client side javascript. Is that a problem? I removed it and problems were still there, but still worth asking I guess..
Any idea?
Cheers!
David.
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Hello,
Yes, please remove the JavaScript code from the RadAjaxPanel declaration and leave only the content that you wish to update.
Additionally, could you please share your full page source code along with the code-behind file content? Thus all the people who want to help you will have better understanding of your case.
Greetings,
Andrey
the Telerik team
Yes, please remove the JavaScript code from the RadAjaxPanel declaration and leave only the content that you wish to update.
Additionally, could you please share your full page source code along with the code-behind file content? Thus all the people who want to help you will have better understanding of your case.
Greetings,
Andrey
the Telerik team
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