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| turning off partial updates / disable the UpdatePanel |
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Sat, 23 Sep 2006 21:51:35 +000 |
Is there a way to recommended way to turn off the UpdatePanel? For example,
I might get a request from an opera browser or a mobile browser which
doesn't support the the UpdatePanel. I have tried setting the
EnablePartialRendering property to false in the Page_PreInit event, I then
get an error when the page loads. The error message is: Assertion failed:
Could not resolve reference to object named "_PageRequestManager" for
"dataContext" property on object of type "Sys.Binding." Once
I click on the
"Cancel" button, I get a regular postback, and then the message again.
This tells me that I'm not most likely doing something wrong. Any
suggestions?
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| Re: turning off partial updates / disable the UpdatePanel |
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Sun, 24 Sep 2006 12:05:56 +000 |
This got resolved.
Wally
wrote in message news:1408307@forums.asp.net...
> Is there a way to recommended way to turn off the UpdatePanel? For
> example,
> I might get a request from an opera browser or a mobile browser which
> doesn't support the the UpdatePanel. I have tried setting the
> EnablePartialRendering property to false in the Page_PreInit event, I then
> get an error when the page loads. The error message is: Assertion failed:
> Could not resolve reference to object named "_PageRequestManager"
for
> "dataContext" property on object of type "Sys.Binding."
Once I click on
> the
> "Cancel" button, I get a regular postback, and then the message
again.
>
> This tells me that I'm not most likely doing something wrong. Any
> suggestions?
>
> WallyListen to the ASP.NET Podcast @ http://www.aspnetpodcast.com/
>Listen to the ASP.NET Podcast @ http://www.aspnetpodcast.com/
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