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Callbacks on same page causing a problem [modified]

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    I have two callbacks on one page. One is hidden. When I click on an item from the first callback it's fires an onclick event which makes the second callback visible and changes the layout of the page to look like your going to another page. The problem is that sometimes the second callback is called and becomes visible before the layout changes. I need to ensure that the callback isn't visible until the layout change completes.

    Plecco Technologies, Inc. Web Design | Software Development | Internet Marketing

    modified on Wednesday, January 27, 2010 10:02 AM

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      I have two callbacks on one page. One is hidden. When I click on an item from the first callback it's fires an onclick event which makes the second callback visible and changes the layout of the page to look like your going to another page. The problem is that sometimes the second callback is called and becomes visible before the layout changes. I need to ensure that the callback isn't visible until the layout change completes.

      Plecco Technologies, Inc. Web Design | Software Development | Internet Marketing

      modified on Wednesday, January 27, 2010 10:02 AM

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      I think you can get better suggestion to post it into the ASP.NET Forum.

      Thanks Md. Marufuzzaman


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