We're using Q2 2009 currently. We've got a DatePicker that is hidden when the screen is loaded, but by making a certain selection from a drop down list it will appear. The first time it appears, it is skinned properly. However, after hiding it again by making a different selection in the drop down and then doing a postback on the screen that changes the page view so the DatePicker one is hidden, it stops being skinned properly. The calendar icon says "Open the Calendar Popup" and when you click the link, the calendar opens without any skin applied to it. We've had this problem in the past and it was corrected with one of the updates, but now appears to be broken again. Are there any steps needed to fix this?
Thanks,
Adam
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Hi Adam,
Generally, such a problem may occur if the number of CSS files registered on the page increases beyond 31 - this is an Internet Explorer limitation. If the issue occurs in all browsers, then it has something to do with AJAX functionality - for example regular asp:UpdatePanels are unable to update the <head> of the web page, where CSS files are registered.
If the problem occurs with RadAjaxPanel or RadAjaxManager, please send a simple runnable demo and we will inspect it.
All the best,
Dimo
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Generally, such a problem may occur if the number of CSS files registered on the page increases beyond 31 - this is an Internet Explorer limitation. If the issue occurs in all browsers, then it has something to do with AJAX functionality - for example regular asp:UpdatePanels are unable to update the <head> of the web page, where CSS files are registered.
If the problem occurs with RadAjaxPanel or RadAjaxManager, please send a simple runnable demo and we will inspect it.
All the best,
Dimo
the Telerik team
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