I am using Infragistic webpanel inside my form and webgrid which is outside of my webpanel. I have one button inside that panel. I am trying to refresh my webgrid on the button click using AJAX.
I am using updatepanel and I have that web grid inside my update panel. I am using trigger to update by grid on button click. But it showing me error that the button should be inside update panel.
Is it compulsary to keep button inside the button panel?
Its working fine when i take out my button from web panel. I think there is some issue with webpanel. But I want to use webpanel because of its sliding feature.
Any suggestions will be highly appreciated.
Thanks
I am still looking for the solution to this problem.
Is anyone here to help me out with this problem?
Thanks in advance
Please help me. Its URGENT
I have a button in my webpanel. I am trying to refresh my grid on button click event. Please keep in mind that my grid is outside of my panel. I am trying to implement Update panel and trigger to refresh grid on button click event. But it showing me following error
A control with ID 'Button1' could not be found for the trigger in UpdatePanel 'UpdatePanel1'.
Please help me.
You're getting that error because Button1 is not inside of the update panel. I would remove that trigger, then in the Buttons click event, call UpdatePanel.Update to refresh the panel that the grid is in...
I am doing something similar, where I have a button that is in another web panel, which is outside of my update panel. I have a grid that is contained within a webPanel (the webPanel is contained within an UpdatePanel). In the click event of my button, I call UpdatePanel1.Update() and the grid refreshes.
I've taken a few looks over this thread. I don't believe I understand how your webpage is set up, or what code you're running in what places.
I've passed this information over to Developer Support, who will create a support case for you based on the information in this thread. It's possible that we may need to ask you for a sample project that illustrates your setup and which reproduces the behavior you've described.
In the future, you can submit support requests yourself directly, particularly for issues that are urgent. This webpage shows information on how to submit a support request.