RegClientControls

NEW POST: registerObject() problem

slolife — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 01:58:18 GMT

There always seems to be an extra item (of type function()) in the object arg to registerObject() call.

So this code breaks:

registerObject: function(object) {
for (x in object) {
eval('this.' + objectx.c + ' = $get(objectx.s)'); //This fails on the last item in the list, but it is of type "function()"
}
}

I fixed it with the following:

registerObject: function(object) {
for (x in object) {
if (typeof objectx.s != 'undefined') {
eval('this.' + objectx.c + ' = $get(objectx.s)');
}
}

But wanted to see if anyone else was having that problem or had a different fix

Config:FF3.01, .NET 3.5 SP1, and prototype.js

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robolize — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 22:46:45 GMT

Resource Page Description
RegClientControls is a server control that interacts with Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX to register WebControls to a client side JavaScript object.

You can use this to easily work with WebControls in an external JavaScript file without having to manually do any kind of tricks like this. <%=TextBox1.ClientID%>

To use this control, simply place it on your web page somewhere below the ScriptManager and set the ClientControls property to “All” and you’re done.
Although this is the easiest way to set this control up, it is not recommended.
You are better off leaving the ClientControls property set to “Marked” and pick and choose the controls you want to have registered to JavaScript.
In the download section is a complete example with comments about the specific settings.

For more information about this control, please see my blog post here: http://weblogs.asp.net/joewrobel/archive/2008/02/19/clientid-problem-in-external-javascript-files-solved.aspx.

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robolize — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 22:45:08 GMT

Resource Page Description
RegClientControls is a server control that interacts with Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX to register WebControls to a client side JavaScript object.

You can use this to easily work with WebControls in an external JavaScript file without having to manually do any kind of tricks like this. <%=TextBox1.ClientID%>

RegClientControls is a server control that interacts with Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX to register WebControls to a client side JavaScript object.

You can use this to easily work with WebControls in an external JavaScript file without having to manually do any kind of tricks like this. <%=TextBox1.ClientID%>

To use this control, simply place it on your web page somewhere below the ScriptManager and set the ClientControls property to “All” and you’re done.
Although this is the easiest way to set this control up, it is not recommended.
You are better off leaving the ClientControls property set to “Marked” and pick and choose the controls you want to have registered to JavaScript.
In the download section is a complete example with comments about the specific settings.

For more information about this control, please see my blog post here: http://weblogs.asp.net/joewrobel/archive/2008/02/19/clientid-problem-in-external-javascript-files-solved.aspx.

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robolize — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 22:35:11 GMT

Resource Page Description

!RegClientControls is a server control that interacts with Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX to register WebControls to a client side JavaScript object.

You can use this to easily work with WebControls in an external JavaScript file without having to manually do any kind of tricks like this. <%=TextBox1.ClientID%>

To use this control, simply place it on your web page somewhere below the ScriptManager and set the ClientControls property to “All” and you’re done.
Although this is the easiest way to set this control up, it is not recommended.
You are better off leaving the ClientControls property set to “Marked” and pick and choose the controls you want to have registered to JavaScript.
In the download section is a complete example with comments about the specific settings.

For more information about this control, please see my blog post here: Resource Page Startup Guide.

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robolize — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 22:33:11 GMT

Resource Page Description

RegClientControls is a server control that interacts with Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX to register WebControls to a client side JavaScript object.

You can use this to easily work with WebControls in an external JavaScript file without having to manually do any kind of tricks like this. <%=TextBox1.ClientID%>

To use this control, simply place it on your web page somewhere below the ScriptManager and set the ClientControls property to “All” and you’re done.
Although this is the easiest way to set this control up, it is not recommended.
You are better off leaving the ClientControls property set to “Marked” and pick and choose the controls you want to have registered to JavaScript.
In the download section is a complete example with comments about the specific settings.

Additional information on starting a new resource page is available here: Resource Page Startup Guide.

CREATED RELEASE: RegClientControls Release 1 (Feb 20, 2008)

Wed, 20 Feb 2008 19:04:38 GMT

First release.