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Using ajaxToolkit:ModalPopupExtender to display a message during async specific postbacks
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bunbun
Along the lines of my previous post, I wanted to use ModalPopupExtender as a replacement to the Update Progress control. I had a page where the database took some time to process. Unlike my previous example, I didn't have a button on my page to trigger...
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Using ajaxToolkit:ModalPopupExtender to display a message while saving data
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bunbun
One thing I've always wanted was a way to display a modal pop-up message to users while doing some processing on the server. The AJAX ModalPopupExtender control works perfectly (once you figure it out). My page consisted of a single drop down list to...
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Deploying RDLC files in local mode for ASP.NET applications
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bunbun
Ran into problems trying to deploy my first web application to use a SQL Server Reporting Services report. I created a RDLC file and bound my report viewer control to an object data source. Worked fine on my local machine but as often happens stopped...
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Fix for SQL Server 2005 Performance Dashboard Reports
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bunbun
Got the performance reports up and running and everything seemed good. Then I started getting " Difference of two datetime columns caused overflow at runtime ." errors when trying to run the reports. Turns out it's a known issue. Found the answer on the...
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