Showing posts with label dual. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dual. Show all posts

Monday, March 26, 2012

Dual TabContainers and background image rendering

I have a page with a main TabContainer. In the ContentTemplate of this container, there is another TabContainer serving as a subtab. The problem I am having is that when a TabPanel is clicked, the subtab background image disappears. Once you move the mouse over a TabPanel, however, it is re-painted. An image of what I am describing is below. In addition, I have all the source/images for this sample zipped at:https://secure.wellmedmedicalgroup.com/test.zip

To replicate simply click "Section B" on the subtabwithout moving the mouse. You will notice the background image disappears. Then move the mouse, and it re-appears.

This is a skeleton of the application I am designing. When there is actual content the issue is much more noticeable. You cannot force the repaint via moving the mouse until the page finishes rendering. Any thoughts on what may be causing this? The only lead I've discovered is that if I don't specify a class for the subtab I don't get this behavior, but I also cannot use a different image template which is not acceptable. My suspicion is that there is some sort of conflict between the painting of the main TabContainer and the TabContainer within it's ContentTemplate.

Background not rendering

Hi,

This is a know issue, please refer to this thread. http://forums.asp.net/t/1112126.aspx

A bugWorkItemId=10855 is opened to track this issue.

Dual slider implemetation in ajax

Hiii

i have just started using the ajax toolkit. i have used the slider extender. But now my requirement is that i need to have a slider

with has got two handles.. how can i do that and how can i handle the text changed event for each of the handles.. Does ajax toolkit

has such an implementation..

Its very urgent

This came up before but it got rejected by the dev team. It looks like someone has gotten it working though:http://www.dimebrain.com/2007/07/a-dual-slider-f.html


Hello,

Just wanted to add that the example I presented earlier doesn't work with the latest version of the Toolkit, unfortunately. I'm using a different solution now, you can find it here:http://www.dimebrain.com/2007/11/another-dual-sl.html, but keep in mind that it's using another framework. ASP.NET AJAX is only used to load the scripts into the manager.



S i have worked out your sample in that web site. It works well in a sample project. But it doesnt work in my original project. When i ll add inside the <table><tr><td> .... </> tag it doesnt work . Y?

Dual slider control in asp.net

I have downloaded the sample code fro Dual slider control from

Computer http://www.dimebrain.com/2007/11/another-dual-sl.html

it works well in normal scenario. if i apply inside a <td> tag inside a<table> tag The sample code doesnt work

any idea?

You have

<table>

<tr>

<td>...</td>

</tr>

</table>

right?

If you miss the <tr> element then you have a "little" problem.


I cant understand can u tell in detail.

I am using <table><tr><td>...... </td></tr></table> tag.


The solution is i have to adjust the style property of the particular div tag. I solved my previous problem.

Now an another one issue is, This slider doesnt support the Update control of atlas. Y? What s d solution?

dual Listbox

Any code out there hat uses ajax?

what is the exactly problem?

Please post the complete doubts waht you have ...


Hi, helixpoint

I am afraid we cannotfind out the exact root cause without further information captured when the problem occurs.

We are changing the issue state to "Resolved" because you have not followed up with the necessary information and we think that you have soloved it by yourself. If you have more time to look at the issue and provide more information, please feel free to change the issue state back to "Not Resolved". If the issue is really resolved by yourself, we will appreciate it if you can share the solution so that the answer can be found and used by other community members having similar questions.

Thank you!