How to get the page event which indicates that a page is shown to the interface?
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Hi, I'm building an Ajax project and i need to get an event from the page when the page is finished to load and to render and is shown to the client's interface. The second question is when i invoke an Ajax panel through the event mentioned above, does it triggers the Ajax UpdateProgress when i call a method inside the UpdatePanel?
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Hi, I'm building an Ajax project and i need to get an event from the page when the page is finished to load and to render and is shown to the client's interface. The second question is when i invoke an Ajax panel through the event mentioned above, does it triggers the Ajax UpdateProgress when i call a method inside the UpdatePanel?
Lior S wrote:
Hi, I'm building an Ajax project and i need to get an event from the page when the page is finished to load and to render and is shown to the client's interface. The second question is when i invoke an Ajax panel through the event mentioned above, does it triggers the Ajax UpdateProgress when i call a method inside the UpdatePanel?
:wtf: I'm sorry but I'm a lil confused. If you want an event that occurs when the page loads try this:
<body on load="Do.AmazingAjax.Rendering()"> FANTASTIC PAGE CONTENT HERE!!!!! </body>next, UpdatePanel? AJAX is a technology that is comprised of using JavaScript to perform certain functions without refreshing the page. There is no such thing as an update. -
Lior S wrote:
Hi, I'm building an Ajax project and i need to get an event from the page when the page is finished to load and to render and is shown to the client's interface. The second question is when i invoke an Ajax panel through the event mentioned above, does it triggers the Ajax UpdateProgress when i call a method inside the UpdatePanel?
:wtf: I'm sorry but I'm a lil confused. If you want an event that occurs when the page loads try this:
<body on load="Do.AmazingAjax.Rendering()"> FANTASTIC PAGE CONTENT HERE!!!!! </body>next, UpdatePanel? AJAX is a technology that is comprised of using JavaScript to perform certain functions without refreshing the page. There is no such thing as an update.