Literal Control Update Panel IE6

I have two buttons and a literal control placed inside an update panel which is sitting inside of a Drag Panel which is inside of some animation to display the initial panel. In IE7, everything works properly - when you click a button to refresh the image being drawn in the literal control, the button's text in changed to "Processing..." and then, when the response is obtained, the image is refreshed and the button's text is reverted back to its original state.

In IE7, however, the button works fine but the image never refreshs - even though I am re-writing the Literal upon postback. It is almost as if IE is caching the image. Does anybody know how to correct this issue?

Thanks!

In IE7 there is the animation disable by default, you can enable that in options.

Live.com effects

Hi,

how could I realize the foldout animation effect used on Windows Orb menu appearing in the top left corner of live.com search results page (http://search.live.com/results.aspx?q=asp.net&mkt=en-US&form=QBRE)?

I made attempts combining HoverMenu and Animation extenders but didn't reach the expected result.

Thanks in advance, any help appreciated

Hi,

check the mashup in my signature. It contains a similar effect, but it's not using extenders. However, you can download the source code and build your own extender following thistutorial.

Thanks, very very interesting!

Loading with animation

Hey,

Because I need to load thousands of records on to GridView so when I access to this page, it takes about 20 seconds, I wonder that how can I implement it with Ajax that: an animation ( image) will be loaded at the center of my page, the rest of page will be silver, when the page is loaded successfully, animation will be disappeared and the page changed to white.

Anybody knows how to implement it, could you please help me?

Thanks,

Joesy

Hi,

you can use the UpdateProgress control or the PageRequestManager class. Take a look at the bottom of this page for an example:http://ajax.asp.net/docs/ClientReference/Sys.WebForms/PageRequestManagerClass/default.aspx.

Grz, Kris.

Hi Kris,

Thanks, I will try it.

Grz, Joesy

This may help.http://forums.asp.net/thread/1622218.aspx

It involves hiding or displaying a specific DIV until the page has loaded using the BODY tags onload event handler.

Here's another situation where it uses an UpdatePanel and an UpdateeProgress control:http://forums.asp.net/thread/1618788.aspx

Cheers,
Al

Hey Alharding,

Thanks for your advices,

Grz, Joesy