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re: UFrame: goodness of UpdatePanel and IFRAME combined

Mohib Sheth — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 06:18:35 GMT

Hey Omar,

I figured it out. Its issue with jQuery. If I use 1.2.3 it works but not with 1.3.2

Will see what changes were made in the new version. If you could point me, then it would be great.

Thank you.

re: HTML and IFRAME widget for Dropthings

Chương — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 14:30:55 GMT

I wonder if your website can allow to administrator log in and manage widget or not??

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re: UFrame: goodness of UpdatePanel and IFRAME combined

Mohib Sheth — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 12:30:18 GMT

Omar,

Ok, I tried by making a new project with same stuff and it works.

On doing some RnD using Firebug, I discovered that in my original product, in the submitForm function in UFrame.js file in this code..

$(form)

.find("input[@checked], input[@type='text'], input[@type='hidden'], input[@type='password'], option[@selected], textarea")

.filter(":enabled")

.each(function() {

params[ this.name || this.id || this.parentNode.name || this.parentNode.id ] = this.value;

});

the code doesnt go in the each function. I mean the each function returns 0 elements and thus __VIEWSTATE and __EVENTVALIDATION are not added while submit and thus postback is false.

Any ideas?

re: UFrame: goodness of UpdatePanel and IFRAME combined

omar — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 06:54:08 GMT

Good point, now that I recall, it does handle postback. Not sure why it's not working for you. Can you capture what form variables get posted back to the page using Fiddler?

re: UFrame: goodness of UpdatePanel and IFRAME combined

Mohib Sheth — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 06:45:27 GMT

Thank you omar for such a speedy response.

I understand now, but in the example you have provided, you are using Page.IsPostBack in the code-behind, how is it working then?

re: UFrame: goodness of UpdatePanel and IFRAME combined

omar — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 06:38:46 GMT

Since UFRAME makes a xmlhttp call to the page hosted inside it, it's not a post back. It does not do a HTTP POST.

You might want to tweak the xmlhttp call to make it a POST and add necessary form variables to indicate ASP.NET that it's a postback.

re: UFrame: goodness of UpdatePanel and IFRAME combined

Mohib Sheth — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 06:27:40 GMT

Hey Omar,

Thanks for this wonderful script. Its a boon for jQuery people :)

I have been able to make it work nice, but only one little problem. I have incorporated the script in my project and it works. I have a page called Default.aspx which has a div which loads SomeData.aspx

SomeData page has a GridView and a Button. On the button click it fires another query.

Now in the code-behind, I have a condition which checks for Page.IsPostBack and fires the appropriate query. Thats where I am facing the problem. The IsPostBack property is always false. What could be the reason?

Any ideas?

Thanks.

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Seguros de coche — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 09:29:39 GMT

Really helful mate! Many thanks from Spain :)

re: Make your website faster using Content Delivery Network

Jignesh — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 11:25:50 GMT

Hi,you always fly higer & higher :)I regularly read your post and learn a lot.Thanks a lot Omar.

Keep it up. :)

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re: Simple way to cache objects and collections for greater performance and scalability

Nazmul — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 04:48:51 GMT

Is using LINQ a good idea now? I am asking this because, on a conference you told us about not using LINQ in our product code.

re: Simple way to cache objects and collections for greater performance and scalability

Pablo Benitez — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 14:32:55 GMT

I would like to know your opinion about MS Velocity?

re: Tips and tricks to rescue overdue projects

Tahmid Munaz — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 05:39:54 GMT

Nice post! It's a good stuff you shared to enlighten the Project Managers and the offshore dev shoppers or outsourcing service providers (watever we call)! :)

I believe that scrutinizing the requirement and verifying it by the customer before sign up - makes things better! I faced few ppl around me who says.. "Ok.. don't discuss about those possible additional requirements with the Customer cause s/he may agree to include in the task list and increase the list of tasks". But i believe if we can figure out their (Customers) exact requirement clearly - we will never have to face such quote - "Aren't you guys smart enough to figure this out?" Negotiation of money and time and the list of requirements shouldn't be the in your concern when you analyze the requirement. Cause you are thinking and trying to understand his business language! These two different role should be followed in two different techniques.

Any vague idea or assumption on Project Management or Development might kill you on the spot!

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