heloo,

very nice too!!

Hello all,
mesdouri how are the gridviews and detailviews coming together?
I added AJAX Tabs control to the Default page, and AJAX Collapsable Panel Extender to the Login box after moving it to the Polls section, please check it out and let me know what you think.

www.cspringsboard.com

hi!!

this is a very good idea and it's look fine, very beautiful

I found this article which describes one issue that relates to adding Ajax to an existing application:

http://www.asp.net/AJAX/Documentatio...SPNETAJAX.aspx

i.e.: When you create a new Ajax enabled application, your config file is set up for you. But when you add Ajax to an existing one, you have to add quite a few elements to the config file. I could not drop an Ajax control into my app as per the OP and my hand-coded control would not run properly. With the updated config file, the hand-coded controls work but I still cannot drop from the tool box. I'm happy to be able to use Ajax now. If anyone knows more about the dropping issue, I'd be glad to hear it.

Hi

I am trying to use Ajax control toolbox with TBH... while I get the site to run OK on my local site, problems arise when I try to run off my remote server... in particular it occurs as soon as I include the scriptmanager in either the masterpage or default page.

Has anyone any ideas or maybe could send me a copy of a web.config with the ajax extensions?

Many Thanks!

I think you'll need to make sure that your hosting co supports ajax (also, remember to copy any relevant portions out to the web.config on the remote machine, which i'm sure you've done anyway).

perhaps you could just make a new web-site in vs2005 (type Ajax Enabled website) and copy the relevant web.config sections from there. if this still causes issues, then i'm at a loss as to the cause.

jimi

http://www.jamestollan.com

Thanks Jimi for your reply.. it really made a difference to me.

I did try creating a new ajax site and it worked fine... so in the end i had to pretty well go back to the original beerhouse code and then gradually add my bits and pieces. It looks like the problem was nothing to do with ajax - when i had added some component I also added some .css file to the themes directory (not really knowing what I was doing) and this appears to be the culprit - sometimes pages working and then not being found and working on some browsers but not others.. I'm hoping this is the real bug!

Thanks for the support
Craig

Craig,

I had a similar issue when i unwittigly added a second css element named highlight. without properly checking thro', i had added a duplicate css attribute name to the default.css sheet. all was fine until i used any of the dropdowns. when i used these, a postback was occurring. of course, i didn't realise at the time that it was due to the css as i hadn't been aware of the duplicate naming. it took me literally a day to discover the error (i only discovered it when i tried changing the theme and noticed the issue had gone away).

{edit}
see post:

http://p2p.wrox.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=58434

for the details of that 'error'

just goes to show, that not all errors are obvious. of course, my error in that case was plain stupidity (at not checking for the .highlight name being in use already) but certainly it means that i now thoughroughly regression test any css changes/additions in the same way i do 'code' changes.

jimi

http://www.jamestollan.com