aauman

I've got a Grid on my page set to a width of around 500px. There's just the two columns, label and value. The value is a single digit in most cases. The label is around 40 characters, but it's truncating down to roughly 25. Is this a setting somewhere? There's more than enough room to draw out the full labels, but I can't find any way to stop it. The JSON shows the full values, so the only other place it could be truncating is in the swf. Is suggestions?

Bizarre stuff. I put this line in to the PostBack: if (IsPostBack) { String sEventArguments = Request["__EVENTARGUMENT"]; pnlGrid.Controls.Clear(); pnlGrid.Controls.Add(new LiteralControl(sEventArguments)); } In the drillDown javascript code, I have an alert that is firing just before it calls __doPostBack. Since that is firing, I know that javascript is being called. Furthermore, I can rename the first argument to anything else. Just "drillDown" doesn't work. In fact "drilldown" does work (all lowercase). I get this for the args: drilldown$PV$2$28 Fails in both FF and IE. At this point, I'm not really concerned since I can just rename it. But yeah, I'm left scratching my head. I'm wondering if there's something cached somewhere. Oh well.

Just found the following.. which is interesting. Changing the arguments to: drill$AB$3$28 works, but having drillDown$AB$3$28 does not. drillDow$AB$3$28 does. Bizarre. I've renamed it to just 'drill' and it works fine. No idea why.

Hello, having a bit of a problem with the __doPostBack call. I've modified the AJAX example to allow multiple arguments to be passed by appending the args with a delimiter ($) and splitting on that: __doPostBack("control", "drillDown$1$2$3"); On the back end, I have: Int32 iDelimiter = sEventArguments.IndexOf('$'); String sArgument = sEventArguments.Substring(iDelimiter + 1); string[] args = sEventArguments.Split('$'); I can then access the individual values (1,2,3) via args[1], args[2], and args[3]. This works fine for numbers, but for some reason it is failing when I change any of the numbers to a string. For example, this fails: __doPostBack("control", "drillDown$a$2$3"); I'm not sure why it's failing and was hoping someone could point this out. I don't believe it's even calling the postback since I put a panel.Controls.Clear() call at the very top of the postback event. Works fine if I change everything to numbers. Any thoughts? I'd rather not have to retool this to work with an int.