Hello Guys,
Ich read several articles and coded a lot but there is one question which nobody wants to answer i believe!
I hope someone can help me!
I have a sharepoint webpart like the one in the Telerik tutorial. When i click a button, the page do not postback completely BUT, every time when i click into any webpart of the page, all webparts will start a new lifecycle. That means every webpart calls its OnInit - CreateChildControl - OnLoad .... method. And AFTER that the event-handler of the control is called which were clicked. Is there a way that ONLY the handler of the control is called and ONLY the control is updated instead of calling every time all webparts OnInit ..... .?
Please help me and hopefully answer with NO it is not possible to update only one control IN a webpart or YES it is possible and then please show me how!
Thank you guys!
Ich read several articles and coded a lot but there is one question which nobody wants to answer i believe!
I hope someone can help me!
I have a sharepoint webpart like the one in the Telerik tutorial. When i click a button, the page do not postback completely BUT, every time when i click into any webpart of the page, all webparts will start a new lifecycle. That means every webpart calls its OnInit - CreateChildControl - OnLoad .... method. And AFTER that the event-handler of the control is called which were clicked. Is there a way that ONLY the handler of the control is called and ONLY the control is updated instead of calling every time all webparts OnInit ..... .?
Please help me and hopefully answer with NO it is not possible to update only one control IN a webpart or YES it is possible and then please show me how!
Thank you guys!
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Hi Jan,
SharePoint is a web-form based CMS and, therefore, all the pages hosted within it and all the controls on those pages go through the page life cycle - this is just the way ASP.NET works . So there is NO way to avoid that.
Hope it helps.
Best wishes,
Tsvetoslav
the Telerik team
SharePoint is a web-form based CMS and, therefore, all the pages hosted within it and all the controls on those pages go through the page life cycle - this is just the way ASP.NET works . So there is NO way to avoid that.
Hope it helps.
Best wishes,
Tsvetoslav
the Telerik team
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answered on 26 Jan 2011, 04:46 PM
Hi Tsvetoslav ,
Thank you for your answer. It helps me. Now I'm sure that my kind of using the webparts is the right one.
kind regards,
Jan
Thank you for your answer. It helps me. Now I'm sure that my kind of using the webparts is the right one.
kind regards,
Jan