I am just trying to create a simple RadDoc inside a RadDocLayout that has some asp:TextBoxs and asp:Checkboxes. Some of the checkboxes are autopostback=true, so I wrapped the RadDockLayout inside a RadAjaxPanel. It kind of works ... most of the postbacks are AJAX calls (not full page postbacks). But if I move the doc window, then hit the checkbox (with AutoPostBack=true), it causes a full page postback rather than an AJAX call.
Am I doing something wrong? Is there an easy way to "ajaxify" a simple RadDock (I only want 1 movable window and dont even use the RadDockZone). Perhaps RadDock is not the right class if I just want a single movable "floating" window on my page (the RadWindow seems to be best for pointing to other URLs).
Thanks!
Am I doing something wrong? Is there an easy way to "ajaxify" a simple RadDock (I only want 1 movable window and dont even use the RadDockZone). Perhaps RadDock is not the right class if I just want a single movable "floating" window on my page (the RadWindow seems to be best for pointing to other URLs).
Thanks!
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Hello Jay,
If you need to ajaxify only the content of the RadDock, our suggestion is to place the RadAjaxPanel inside the RadDock's <ContentTemplate> and place the content itself (the ASP.NET Buttons and Checkboxes) in the AJAX Panel. This way the AJAX requests are always fired.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Pero
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If you need to ajaxify only the content of the RadDock, our suggestion is to place the RadAjaxPanel inside the RadDock's <ContentTemplate> and place the content itself (the ASP.NET Buttons and Checkboxes) in the AJAX Panel. This way the AJAX requests are always fired.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Pero
the Telerik team
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