Hi,
When i place the radeditor in an update panel, and a partial postback happens on another update panel in a different part of the page, the editor and its text get hidden first, and then they show up after the partial postback is completed.
Any suggestions, I am trying to use Q1 08 version
Thanks,
When i place the radeditor in an update panel, and a partial postback happens on another update panel in a different part of the page, the editor and its text get hidden first, and then they show up after the partial postback is completed.
Any suggestions, I am trying to use Q1 08 version
Thanks,
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Hi Rajesh,
Judging from the information provided, it seems that the editor is not involved in the issue. It looks like it is your setup - for example, is it possible that you run some client code that hides a panel during the AJAX request? Also, it could be that you have configured your application in such a way that a postback in one UpdatePanel causes all other UpdatePanels to have their content updated. While this usually goes undetected, perhaps in some scenarios replacing the "old" editor with the "new" editor might cause a short flicker in the browser rendering.
Our suggestion is to test by replacing the editor with some other control, such as <asp:Textbox> and see if the problem occurs as well. Also, for more accurate results, we suggest using Thread.Sleep(3000); on the server-side to make the AJAX request execute slower, so as the client-side effects are more visible.
All the best,
Tervel
the Telerik team
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Judging from the information provided, it seems that the editor is not involved in the issue. It looks like it is your setup - for example, is it possible that you run some client code that hides a panel during the AJAX request? Also, it could be that you have configured your application in such a way that a postback in one UpdatePanel causes all other UpdatePanels to have their content updated. While this usually goes undetected, perhaps in some scenarios replacing the "old" editor with the "new" editor might cause a short flicker in the browser rendering.
Our suggestion is to test by replacing the editor with some other control, such as <asp:Textbox> and see if the problem occurs as well. Also, for more accurate results, we suggest using Thread.Sleep(3000); on the server-side to make the AJAX request execute slower, so as the client-side effects are more visible.
All the best,
Tervel
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions at the new Telerik Support Center