I''m using a multi-calback multiplexer, with Callback panels, and there are times when I want the Callback panels to act soley as containers, i.e, no call back code added to the page, disabling all callback functionality.
Why, you ask? Because I have certain "thin" clients (Explorer on Windows CE devices, for example) that don''t have full javascript implementations, and won''t work with the code.
I know I can simply ignore adding the Attributes to the controls to call the javacript code... but I also want to make the page as small as possible, avoiding unnecessary javascript sent to these clients.
Is there a way accomplish this?
Thanks
Eric
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Pradeep G
Syncfusion Team
October 5, 2006 12:37 AM UTC
Hi Eric,
We will let you know about this and we will update as soon as possible.
Thanks,
G.Pradeep.
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Pradeep G
Syncfusion Team
October 5, 2006 07:38 PM UTC
Hi Eric,
You can make the CallbackPanel as a container and allow set the property EnableCallback to false.By making this, the CallbackPanel will make the postback instead of callback.You can add some codes under the Callback_Refresh event.
Let us know if you need any thing further.
Thanks,
G.Pradeep.
