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I have a content page that contains the following... UpdatePanel1 - containing Error Display Divs contains update triggers for both buttons UpdatePanel2 - containing process 1 with an asp:button updatePanel3 - containing process 2 with an asp:button JavaScript that presents the user with a Popup confirm Jquery Messagebox based on the process they are executing. UpdatePanel 2 or 3 becomes visible based on the users selection from the menu options. When I click a button the messagebox pops and the page is processed correctly using __doPostback from the messagebox response and the page does a

Maintaining focus across post backs is an apparently difficult task. Searching Google, you will find a ton of people that desire the same thing, but all hook it up differently, and mostly, custom-ly. I would like to avoid a custom implementation, especially if there's a way it's supported by .NET. Only after some very deep searching, did I come across PostBackOptions.TrackFocus, mentioned quietly in another stack overflow post. According to MSDN: Gets or sets a value indicating whether the postback event should return the page to the current scroll position and return focus to the current

I have a list in SharePoint 2010 with some columns. All are default types. So I have "Single line of text" "Multiple line of text" "Date and Time" "Choice" "Number" "Currency" "Person or Group" My aim is to have a custom ribbon tab or group where I can perform some action on this list. As a starting point I created an Empty Element in my Visual Studio solution and put inside Elements.xml my buttons. This works so far. I also figured out how to do a postback to react on pressed button. This postback refers to a JavaScript file. Before performing some action I tried first to read the given

I am having a aspx page which inherits from a master page. In the master page I have a button that is common for every page in the solution. <div class="btn_general_mid"> <asp:Button ID="btnMainSearch" ValidationGroup="MainSearch" OnClientClick="CheckSearchTextBox()" CausesValidation="true" runat="server" OnClick="btnMainSearch_Click" CssClass="search_btn_submit" Text="Search" /> </div> Here the CheckSearchTextBox() is a javascript function and the btnMainSearch_Click is the event which is handling the code behind part of the button. In a certain page this button click event btnMainSearch

I have explicitly added __doPostBack() on Button onclientClick event . <asp:Button ID="Button1" runat="server" Text="Button" OnClientClick="__doPostBack('Button1','')"/> When I am clicking the button the Page_Load is calling twice. But if I am adding below code inside page load ,page load is calling only once on button click. Button1.Attributes.Add("onClientClick", "__doPostBack('Button1','')"); Again if i add with return false it is giving me it calling only once page load on click <asp:Button ID="Button1" runat="server" Text="Button" OnClientClick="__doPostBack('Button1','');return false;"/>

Like many others, I'm trying to invoke a .NET control's server-side event from JavaScript. Specifically, I want to fire the TextChanged event on a TextBox named txtSearch . Therefore, I'm looking to reach the following event from client-side: protected void txtSearch_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) Having read many answers on SO (for example here and here ) I have the following JavaScript: __doPostBack('ctl00$ctl00$Container$Main$txtSearch', 'TextChanged'); But the server-side event never fires. I've tried numerous permutations: with the AutoPostBack true and false, with and without