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Hello,

I need to design a page which contains an ext.net grid with export and import(from excel or csv) functionality. I know how to get the export functionality to work from number of examples on...

No it doesn't work, but I think it's because I'm accessing the store and setting a value and the combo is bound to that store.

Nevermind, I've found a workaround (see previous post), but it would...

Still doesn't work.

if I change it to



var idx = cbCulture.getSelectedIndex();
Store1.getAt(idx).data.Value = txtString.getValue();
Store1.getAt(idx).commit();


it seems...

Try it with my example and don't edit it. the following line of code seems to cause the problem for me...



#{Store1}.getAt(#{cbCulture}.getSelectedIndex()).data.Value = #{txtString}.getValue();...

Ext.Net version 1.0.1.28321

Not the latest version I know...

I returns a selected index if you first click on the combo and move to a different item, but if you don't and just click in and out...

hi.... pls try the example. Just click into the textbox and click back out of it. This should cause the store record with the ID of the currently selected index of the combo to be updated with the...

Awesome.... :)

Hi,

I'm trying to create the effect of a hidden button (which will probably be a menu button) in a viewport page which only displays when you hover over the top left corner of the page. I've found...

Okay, you can close this. Thankyou.

Hmmm, yes, I can find the index of the item in the list I want to select by iterating over the datasource if that is the only way.

Hi,

Just simply trying to set the value in a server side, dynamically configured combo box.
Why doesn't this work? It sets the value, but doesn't pick the correct item in the list with the...

Okay, simple enough! Thanks.

I thought there might be some property of a form layout / panel that adjusted the spacing between fields which I was missing, css is fine.

Hi,

How would you remove the spacing between the fields in a formlayout?

There seems to be a bottom 4px margin and a bottom 4px padding added automatically to fields to space them out nicely....

But, no matter what I do,

call the direct method like so:


<ext:Button runat="server" Text="Test Direct Method" ID="ControlButtonDirectEvent">
<Listeners>
<Click...

actually, not wait, I think I see the problem the controls aren't being created because the direct method call from the control doesn't include the viewstate...

Hi again,

After further discussion with our architect I'm being asked to re-look at using the Ext.Net method, avoiding IFrames and use of NCache to replace session (so that I can turn session to...

Hi Daniil,

Yes, I've got 2 solutions:
IFrames
or
Client side rendering (Java charts/gauges etc)

Client side rendering would use a javascript webservice call to query for the data after the...

Hi Geoffrey,

Thanks for your input, that session state limitation however is further forcing me down the IFrame route. After saying yesterday that I thought that IFrames were async, I noticed that...

Right, well I've spent most of the day trying to figure this out using XRender and I'm getting to the limits of my patience with it...

This isn't really ASYNC chart loading. Each of the controls...

Okay, I'll add the first 2 fixes to my prototype, on Monday, many thanks.

The third item, this isn't quite what I meant.

I have a filter panel on the left, which will be dynamically build full...

Hi Daniil,

Let's expand your example to fit my scenario.

ExtXREnderSample.aspx


<%@ Page Language="C#" %>

<%@ Register Assembly="Ext.Net" Namespace="Ext.Net" TagPrefix="ext" %>

Thanks for your replies guys...

Jchau - The image streaming method is exactly how another product of our company works! We had considered this, however wasn't ideal for this new product because we...

Hi,

I'm creating a reporting portal/dashboard which has 4 quadrants each containing a chart (I'm using telerik ASP.NET for the charting component), so the quadrants are made up of user controls...

That works!, excellent support as always, thankyou....