I have a DataList inside an RadAjaxPanel.
The footer of the DataList is used to add new rows. When an existing row is edited, I hide the footer.
The footer has 2 RadDateTimePicker controls. When I click edit on and item and set the footer to not be visible, the following javascript error is thrown: Value must not be null for controls and behaviors.
Its obviously something with the visibility of those controls.
This does not happen using a standard MS UpdatePanel. I could just as easily use the standard UpdatePanel but I really like the RadAjaxLoadingPanel templates and have not been able to use those with MS Update Panel.
The footer of the DataList is used to add new rows. When an existing row is edited, I hide the footer.
The footer has 2 RadDateTimePicker controls. When I click edit on and item and set the footer to not be visible, the following javascript error is thrown: Value must not be null for controls and behaviors.
Its obviously something with the visibility of those controls.
This does not happen using a standard MS UpdatePanel. I could just as easily use the standard UpdatePanel but I really like the RadAjaxLoadingPanel templates and have not been able to use those with MS Update Panel.
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Hello Shane,
When hiding the controls, can you use the display property, rather than setting visible=false. If this suggestion does not help, you can open a formal support ticket, and send us the problematic implementation, for additional review and testing.
Sincerely yours,
Yavor
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When hiding the controls, can you use the display property, rather than setting visible=false. If this suggestion does not help, you can open a formal support ticket, and send us the problematic implementation, for additional review and testing.
Sincerely yours,
Yavor
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Shane Ham
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answered on 13 Apr 2009, 01:18 PM
This would cause a bit of extra coding as I am not explicitly setting the visible property of the RadDateTimePicker. In this scenario, I am hiding the visibility of the footer on the datalist. I suppose I could iterate through the footer controls and hide them all but this seems like a hack compared to Datalist.ShowFooter = false.
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Hello Shane,
Another option in this case would be to simply get a reference to the footer item of the control, and apply a css class with display:none to it.
Greetings,
Yavor
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Another option in this case would be to simply get a reference to the footer item of the control, and apply a css class with display:none to it.
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Yavor
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