javascript,jquery,jquery-ui,server-side,scriptmanager
you have to have it like this jQuery.noConflict(); (function ($) { $(document).ready(function () {....}) function HandleOpJqUIClientSide(){....} ............. })(jQuery); remove noConflict from script tag Update Actually HandleOpJqUIClientSide is private within that scope and cannot be accessed directly from outside, we need to have a public accessor for that. jQuery.noConflict(); var noConflict...
Try this code: string [email protected]" jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery('html, body') .delay(2000) .animate( { 'scrollTop': jQuery('#"+ ClientId [email protected]"').offset().top + 'px' }, 2000); }); " And register it like this: ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript ( Page, Page.GetType(), "ScrollTo" + ClientId, javascript,true ); ...
asp.net,scriptmanager,requiredfieldvalidator
i resolve that when changing my js code to : function ShowMessages(messageText, type) { var html='<div id="MessagePopUp" class="' + type + '" title="Error message"><p id="MessageText" style="direction: rtl; margin: 0px auto; padding: 5px;">' + messageText + '</p></div>'; addElement('main', 'div', 'tempElement', html); var popUp = $("#MessagePopUp"); $("#MessagePopUp").show("slide", 1000, function () { $("#MessagePopUp").hide("slide",...
asp.net,gridview,imagebutton,scriptmanager,confirm
After the user confirms delete (the 2nd time), you need to make a second round-trip to the server to pass the value server-side. On the form, you can add a hidden field to hold the result of the second confirm. If the hidden field was named "confirmDelete", the you could...
c#,jquery,asp.net,scriptmanager,registerstartupscript
All you need to do is add a semi-colon to the end of your String.Format call. ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(this, this.GetType(), "ScriptManager1", String.Format(@"ShowHideMessageBlock('{0}');", @"#successMsg"), true); ...
javascript,asp.net,webforms,scriptmanager
When you are using ScriptManager then a single Composite Script can be created to reduce the number of browser requests by ASP.NET. You can also refer ScriptReference Class Also the about section of the ScriptManager tells more details about it: ScriptManager is an ASP.NET control that manages ASP.NET Ajax script...