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calling javascript function after asychronous call back event

I have a grid showing a list of records and a 'AddNew' Button on page. When user clicks on 'AddNew' a 'Table' which is not visible by default becomes visible using javascript and setting 'style.visible='visible'' and 'style.display='block'' properties. Now when user enters the data for new listing and click on 'Save Data' button i am sending an aschrounous call back using AJAX tool kit and UpdatePanel. Everything workes fine and record is entered withour complete Page Postback. But after the record is inserted and Grid is refreshed with asychronous postback what i want is to Hide that 'Add New' table and just wanted to show Grid on page. And the problem is i am not able to call the javascript function after asychronous call back which hides the Table.

Any suggestions?

Look into the Sys.WebForms.PageLoadedEventArgs class.

http://ajax.asp.net/docs/ClientReference/Sys.WebForms/PageLoadedEventArgsClass/default.aspx

(its a lot easier than the docs make it look)

<script type="text/javascript">var postbackElement;Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance().add_beginRequest(beginRequest);Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance().add_pageLoaded(pageLoaded); function beginRequest(sender, args) { postbackElement = args.get_postBackElement(); } function pageLoaded(sender, args) { var updatedPanels = args.get_panelsUpdated(); if (typeof(postbackElement) === "undefined") { return; } else if (postbackElement.id.toLowerCase().indexOf(YOURPOSTBACKELEMENT) > -1) { //WHATEVER SCRIPT YOU NEED TO RUN } }</script>

Thankslilconnorpeterson ! your solution worked fine but fortunately i came to know that the problembecomes really simple and there is no need for calling javascript and making a Table Visible/Invisible if i replace the HTML table with server side Panel. Now i can simple make it Visible/Invisible by setting its Visible/Invsible property to true/false in codebehind.

Regards,

Zeeshan Malik

Calling javascript from a js file

I have a js file that contains the function that i want called when the user clicks on the textbox and the calendarextender is shown

calendarextender.onShown = functionName

Working with a single page i have put this at the top inside the head

With a single page is works perfectly but now i want to make it add this to a master page

creating a masterpage i have also added the same line inside the head, but when i try and run my content page and click on the textbox i get "Error: object is required"

I have viewed the source and made sure that the <script> line is present. Also have tried pasting the function directly on the master page instead of pointing to a file

function dosomething() </script>

and i get the same error

anybody got a suggestion on how i can get my master/content page to work with my js file

Thanks

allan

I could be wrong, but I don't think the <head /> element from the Master Page is included when the page is sent to the browser - you normally set the info in the content page as you'd expect things like the title and meta tags to be different.

You can do a quick "view - source" on the executed page to check this and if it's the case, you could included the script tag right at the top of your <body /> element - as long as it appears before the call to the function.

Calling ASP.NET event handler from Javascript

Does anyone know how to call an event handler from Javascript? What I am trying to do is a user clicks a button, I check to see that all the tasks are complete (from the database), if they aren't I display a confirm box saying "Should we mark all the tasks as complete?" If they select yes, I want to call a function in the ASP.NET code.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated!

Thanks,
Matt

In asp.net 1.0 and 1.1 it was

__doPostBack('myButtonID', '');

You may have to a validator on the page so that asp.net renders the javascript to handle this. You can easily put a linkbutton on with the url set to empty (or something like this).

EDIT : It gets complicated if you need the button to also do some validation. Let me know and I can try to help here.

There is a better method in asp.net 2.0 - something on a button called onBeforePostBack(). Not sure as I do not use it.

I have determined a solution to this problem. I create the "confirm" message on the server side:

string scriptCode ="if(confirm('Not all work order items have been marked as done. Would you like to mark all items as done and close the work order anyway?') == true) confirmComplete();";

as you can see, I place the confirm in an if statement that calls a javascript function on the page. The javascript function just calls the "click" event on a button I have place on the page and hidden using CSS. The action that the button takes on the server side is the action want it to take.

This brings an interesting problem. When I use the javascript function to click the button, it posts back but does not update the screen. Any suggestions now?

-Matt

Check this link

http://dotnetslackers.com/articles/aspnet/JavaScript_with_ASP_NET_2_0_Pages_Part1.aspx

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

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