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Rick Lubanovic
All,
I have a scenario that is causing a major problem in our
ASP.Net Application. I have a page that contains an
asp:textbox and an asp:dropdownlist control which are both
set to AutoPostBack. If the text is changed within the
textbox and the dropdownlist's arrow is clicked, the page
will go blank and never repaint. The application is
now "gone" until it is restarted. This only occurs in
this exact sequence. If the textbox is changed and then
the tab key is hit to go to the dropdownlist, all is
well. It takes the text to be changed, then a click on
the dropdown while the cursor is still in the textbox.
I have tried a number of workarounds to solve this,
including client side javascript in place of the multiple
AutoPostBacks. Nothing I have tried has worked, I wonder
if there is anything I can do to allow the interactivity I
am looking for. Here is the issue:
In this example, the ReturnDate is the textbox and the
Hour and Minute controls are dropdownlists.
Return Date: xx-xx-xxxx Hour: xx Minute: xx
Time Updated: xxxxxxxxx By: xxxxxxxxxxxxx
When either the return date is changed, or the time is
changed, the Time Updated and By fields must be updated,
and they are asp:label controls.
We have built a number of forms with ASP.NET and this is
the only showstopping issue that we have encountered. Any
help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rick Lubanovic
I have a scenario that is causing a major problem in our
ASP.Net Application. I have a page that contains an
asp:textbox and an asp:dropdownlist control which are both
set to AutoPostBack. If the text is changed within the
textbox and the dropdownlist's arrow is clicked, the page
will go blank and never repaint. The application is
now "gone" until it is restarted. This only occurs in
this exact sequence. If the textbox is changed and then
the tab key is hit to go to the dropdownlist, all is
well. It takes the text to be changed, then a click on
the dropdown while the cursor is still in the textbox.
I have tried a number of workarounds to solve this,
including client side javascript in place of the multiple
AutoPostBacks. Nothing I have tried has worked, I wonder
if there is anything I can do to allow the interactivity I
am looking for. Here is the issue:
In this example, the ReturnDate is the textbox and the
Hour and Minute controls are dropdownlists.
Return Date: xx-xx-xxxx Hour: xx Minute: xx
Time Updated: xxxxxxxxx By: xxxxxxxxxxxxx
When either the return date is changed, or the time is
changed, the Time Updated and By fields must be updated,
and they are asp:label controls.
We have built a number of forms with ASP.NET and this is
the only showstopping issue that we have encountered. Any
help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rick Lubanovic