I am using a RadMaskedTextbox on a Registration page as well as a user properties page in which you have to be logged in to the site to access the user properties page.
The issue I am having is the first time the browser (does not matter which browser) loads the Registration page with the RadMaskedTextbox on it, it does not create the control properly. It just creates a normal html input control with the RadMaskedTextbox's mask, but does not provide any of the actual control's functionality. (i.e. entering only the allowed characters)
The interesting thing is if you log in and navigate to a page with the RadMaskedTextbox on it and then log back out and navigate to the Registration page, the control works perfectly. Sort of like the browser is caching the control's code or something.
Any suggestions or ideas?
The issue I am having is the first time the browser (does not matter which browser) loads the Registration page with the RadMaskedTextbox on it, it does not create the control properly. It just creates a normal html input control with the RadMaskedTextbox's mask, but does not provide any of the actual control's functionality. (i.e. entering only the allowed characters)
The interesting thing is if you log in and navigate to a page with the RadMaskedTextbox on it and then log back out and navigate to the Registration page, the control works perfectly. Sort of like the browser is caching the control's code or something.
Any suggestions or ideas?
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Robert
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answered on 18 Oct 2011, 09:45 PM
Turns out that the ASP.NET Ajax client-side framework failed to load for our registration page.
Did some more research and found that adding EnableScriptCombine="false" to the RadScriptManager on the page solved the problem.
Did some more research and found that adding EnableScriptCombine="false" to the RadScriptManager on the page solved the problem.