AJAX 'Eating' controls after repeater controls
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We're using AJAX with an ASP.Net 2.0 site, and we've come across a problem. We have a simple repeater control that contains a label, textbox, and checkbox. We've ajaxed out page and all is working well, except for this one little problem: Our repeater controls are in their own update panel, and wheneven we check a checkbox in our repeater control, everything AFTER the updatepanel with our repeater controls in it, dissappears. We've googled a ton and can't figure this one out. We would be thankful for any help. Paul Brower
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We're using AJAX with an ASP.Net 2.0 site, and we've come across a problem. We have a simple repeater control that contains a label, textbox, and checkbox. We've ajaxed out page and all is working well, except for this one little problem: Our repeater controls are in their own update panel, and wheneven we check a checkbox in our repeater control, everything AFTER the updatepanel with our repeater controls in it, dissappears. We've googled a ton and can't figure this one out. We would be thankful for any help. Paul Brower
Does your repeater make me.Context.Response calls? Me.Context does not always return the same object.
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We're using AJAX with an ASP.Net 2.0 site, and we've come across a problem. We have a simple repeater control that contains a label, textbox, and checkbox. We've ajaxed out page and all is working well, except for this one little problem: Our repeater controls are in their own update panel, and wheneven we check a checkbox in our repeater control, everything AFTER the updatepanel with our repeater controls in it, dissappears. We've googled a ton and can't figure this one out. We would be thankful for any help. Paul Brower
Hi Poul, Ya it will happen as it will get reset. you will have store the changes in each post back whether it is asynchronous and synchronuos.
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We're using AJAX with an ASP.Net 2.0 site, and we've come across a problem. We have a simple repeater control that contains a label, textbox, and checkbox. We've ajaxed out page and all is working well, except for this one little problem: Our repeater controls are in their own update panel, and wheneven we check a checkbox in our repeater control, everything AFTER the updatepanel with our repeater controls in it, dissappears. We've googled a ton and can't figure this one out. We would be thankful for any help. Paul Brower
It turns out we had our FooterTemplate innpropriately formatted. (Ok, it was missing altogether). By adding the FooterTemplate and a tag, it works properly now. Thanks for your responses.