Hello Community !
I'd like to know how to destroy a RadDock when the user click the Close button.
The default behavior is to hide the RadDock. It is convenient when you need to reopen this RadDock for some reasons.
But in my case, when the user closes the RadDock I'd like to destroy the component and all the components that were inside the Dock.
BR, Laurent
I'd like to know how to destroy a RadDock when the user click the Close button.
The default behavior is to hide the RadDock. It is convenient when you need to reopen this RadDock for some reasons.
But in my case, when the user closes the RadDock I'd like to destroy the component and all the components that were inside the Dock.
BR, Laurent
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Hello lchesnais,
By design a RadDock can only be hidden on the client. If you want to remove it from the page you should make a postback.
All the best,
Petio Petkov
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By design a RadDock can only be hidden on the client. If you want to remove it from the page you should make a postback.
All the best,
Petio Petkov
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answered on 13 Mar 2009, 06:01 PM
Hello Petio,
Thank you for your answer.
SInce Postback is not an option for me, I'll try to manage it using JS code.
I'm currently looking at Sys$WebForms$PageRequestManager$_destroyTree.
After all, this is what is called internaly when a RadDock removed from an UpdatePanel if required by an asynchronous postback.
BR, Laurent
Thank you for your answer.
SInce Postback is not an option for me, I'll try to manage it using JS code.
I'm currently looking at Sys$WebForms$PageRequestManager$_destroyTree.
After all, this is what is called internaly when a RadDock removed from an UpdatePanel if required by an asynchronous postback.
BR, Laurent