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re: showModalDialog and postbacks in ASP.NET

Norman — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 10:41:13 GMT

Thanks buddy..it worked for me

I was using .net 3.5 , C# asp.net

re: showModalDialog and postbacks in ASP.NET

Joseph John — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 22:14:09 GMT

it worked for me. Great solution. I spent several hours and nothing. Thank you so much.

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re: ASP.NET vs. Cold Fusion

TheDude — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 17:43:28 GMT

For 2008 - newcomers thinking about choosing coldfusion or asp.NET you should consider that now on the coldfusion homepage there are numerous references to .NET and MS technology integrations.

You won’t be seeing integration with coldfusion on the asp.net homepage... ever

.NET is the complete solution plus your OOP code can be flipped from web site to web service, to PDA to windows apps and all you need to do is rebuild the UI because all of your OOP code is completely reusable.

My real world case study is I just completed a project where I moved a .NET Windows App's data access layer and business logic behind a .NET Web Service. Doing this allowed the application to be used over the internet of course.

This is the companies main application and the reason its a desktop app is because it does tons of document management which is best served through a desktop app.

Now, I'm going to take that same web service layer and build the customers application as an asp.net web site and all I need to do is complete the web UI.

No recoding of business logic as its all stuffed behind the web service and behind that is the data access layer.

Comparing coldfusion to asp.net is like comparing apple to oranges.

Comparing coldfusion to the .NET framework as a whole is like comparing apples to onions.

You dont need coldfusion to use .NET but based on Coldfusions homepage you need the ,NET framework to fully integrate with coldfusion.

Enough said, coldfusion is dead.

re: showModalDialog and postbacks in ASP.NET

Deo — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 15:51:55 GMT

Hey thanks....

no matter what they said about your solution, it is the simplest and for me it's the best.

re: showModalDialog and postbacks in ASP.NET

eminently_addictive — Wed, 21 May 2008 20:32:31 GMT

To make sure the title does not disappear after a request is made from a modal window ... all you have to do is make sure the title is the first tag after ur head tag ..

<head>

<title>

ur title

</title>

</head>

Hope this helps anyone ... and thanks to all who posted their comments.

re: showModalDialog and postbacks in ASP.NET

eminently_addictive — Wed, 21 May 2008 20:19:37 GMT

yes <base target="_self" > works for submitting a request through a modal window without opening a new window.

But make sure you DO NOT HAVE any other property set like document.forms[0].target = _self (I was doing it and it was not working)

Another thing i noticed is title disappears after the modal window refreshes !! someone mentioned it in the post but no one answered it ?? can anyone provide some inputs on it ??

re: showModalDialog and postbacks in ASP.NET

mahdokht — Wed, 21 May 2008 11:24:10 GMT

thanx u alot , it was great

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