I\'m looking to build a control that essentially abstracts a ScriptManager.I need it to look/feel just like as close to a regular ScriptManager as possible. The reason for this is so we can use an \"#
According to the MSDN documentation, ScriptManager.GetStateString() \"Retrieves a string that contains key/value pairs that represent the state of the Web page.\"
I am having some performance problems with IE 7, whereby the page pauses during rendering while scripts are loaded, this is at times taking up to 5 seconds and leaves the user with a blank screen whil
If you enable the \"Use FIPS compliant algorithms for encryption, hashing, and signing\" security policy option in Windows, attempting to use many of the cryptographic classes in the .NET Framework wi
I\'m using an UpdatePanel and the ScriptManager\'s AddHistoryPoint method to save my page state in the browser\'s history. The page is a simple search/results page with 2 states:
I have a jQuery function in a .js file, and the function requires a querystring paramete开发者_JS百科r to be passed.
I\'m attempting to use an UpdatePanel, but can\'t get partial-page updates to work. When I look at the ScriptManager\'s IsInAsyncPostBack property, it\'s alw开发者_开发问答ays false.
I\'ve read through the net but haven\'t found a solution to the following problem. I have this example page (_ScriptManager.aspx) with a ScriptManager, an UpdatePanel, a MultiView with two Views and t
Is there any way to call web services from javascript? I know you can add in a script manager to pull in the web services but I can\'t figure out how to access the functions from javascript once I\'ve
开发者_Python百科Why does the ScriptManager ALWAYS insert the __doPostback method in javascript, even on an empty page where no controls can cause a postback?