ACT: CollapsiblePanelExtender - How to Collapse / Expand Programmatically

re: ACT: CollapsiblePanelExtender - How to Collapse / Expand Programmatically

Christian — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 01:28:10 GMT

Dont work. I try and Try but dont work. :( help me.

my code in VB.net(VS 2005) is:

CollapsiblePanelExtender1.Collapsed = True

CollapsiblePanelExtender1.ClientState = "true"

CollapsiblePanelExtender2.Collapsed = False

CollapsiblePanelExtender2.ClientState = "false"

re: ACT: CollapsiblePanelExtender - How to Collapse / Expand Programmatically

smileyFace — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 18:07:57 GMT

Thanks a million :)

re: ACT: CollapsiblePanelExtender - How to Collapse / Expand Programmatically

Mohsin — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 12:35:19 GMT

Thanks

It woeks

re: ACT: CollapsiblePanelExtender - How to Collapse / Expand Programmatically

NayAK — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 22:06:41 GMT

Excellent info!! Your open and close directions are reversed, should be:

To open: cpe1.Collapsed = false; cpe1.ClientState = "false";

To close: cpe1.Collapsed = true; cpe1.ClientState = "true";

re: ACT: CollapsiblePanelExtender - How to Collapse / Expand Programmatically

Payton Byrd — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 15:40:31 GMT

I cannot get this to work on either the client side or the server side. I am attempting to close the panel after an asynchronous server-side event. I've tried the server-side method you listed and it didn't affect the page at all, so I wrote a js function and am calling that function from ScriptManager (the function is firing), but that's not working either.

function HidePanel() {

var cpe = $find('cpeSummaryView');

if(!cpe)

{

cpe = $get('<%= cpeSummaryView.ClientID %>');

}

if (!cpe) {

alert('Cannot locate the control panel extender.');

}

else {

cpe._doClose();

}

re: ACT: CollapsiblePanelExtender - How to Collapse / Expand Programmatically

Anil Ku — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 01:58:28 GMT

Thanks buddy, it helped me..:)

re: ACT: CollapsiblePanelExtender - How to Collapse / Expand Programmatically

David — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 11:57:49 GMT

Thanks, man!

This has been bugging me, so kudos to you.