I'm trying to use a WebAsyncRefreshPanel in the new WebDialogWindow and all seems to be working at this point except that the progress bar for the WebAsyncRefreshPanel is appearing behind the WebDialogWindow. See my code below. Any ideas on how I can get the progress bar to properly appear in the WebDialogWindow?
----Javascript---
function OpenDialogWindow(sControlID){
var dialogWindow = $find(sControlID);
dialogWindow.show();
}
function InitPanel(oPanel){
var pi = oPanel.getProgressIndicator();
pi.setLocation(ig_Location.MiddleCenter);
pi.setImageUrl('./Images/Progress1.gif');
var lbl = oPanel.findControl('lblText');
----Markup---
<asp:ScriptManager ID="pageScriptManager" runat="server">
</asp:ScriptManager>
<ig:WebDialogWindow ID="provSearchWindow" runat="server" InitialLocation="Centered"
Height="150px" Width="286px" Modal="true" Style="line-height: normal" WindowState="Hidden">
<Header CaptionAlignment="Left" CaptionText="Provider Search">
<MaximizeBox Visible="True" />
<MinimizeBox Visible="True" />
</Header>
<ContentPane>
<Template>
<igmisc:WebAsyncRefreshPanel ID="WebAsyncRefreshPanel1" runat="server" Height="50px"
OnContentRefresh="WebAsyncRefreshPanel1_ContentRefresh" InitializePanel="InitPanel"
RefreshRequest="RefreshRequest" TriggerControlIDs="btnSearch">
<asp:Label ID="lblText" runat="server" Text="Refresh Count: 0"></asp:Label></igmisc:WebAsyncRefreshPanel>
</Template>
</ContentPane>
<Resizer Enabled="True" />
</ig:WebDialogWindow>
<asp:Label ID="lblSearch" runat="server" Text="Enter Search Criteria:" />
<asp:TextBox ID="textName" runat="server"></asp:TextBox>
<asp:Button ID="btnSearch" runat="server" Text="Search" />
My first recommendation would be to use the UpdatePanel, since you're already brining in ASP.NET AJAX Extensions. The main use case for the WARP is in a pre - AJAX Extensions scenario.
My guess on what's going on here is that the DialogWindow is being given a very high z-index in order to display above any other HTML element on the page. You'll want to set the Progress Indicator to an even higher z-index, though I'm not sure there's an easy way to do that other than creating your own progressIndicator template.
-Tony
Tony Lombardo"] My first recommendation would be to use the UpdatePanel, since you're already brining in ASP.NET AJAX Extensions. The main use case for the WARP is in a pre - AJAX Extensions scenario.
Could you elaborate on what you mean by a "pre - AJAX Extensions scenario"?
I'm particularly referring to a case when you're using .net 2.0 and you don't have Microsoft's AJAX Extensions installed. There are some instances where you may be locked down to a specific environment on your server and using Microsof'ts AJAX Extensions isn't an option. This is becoming less and less likely these days, but it was quite common 6 months to a year ago.