Form not refreshing after autopostback unless keyboard or mouse mo

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Form not refreshing after autopostback unless keyboard or mouse move

Hi,

We created several new ASP.NET C# forms for our intranet. In each form we
use panels for different sections of the form that are visible or not
depending on what the user is doing.

Each particular form.aspx page has a user control on it. This user control
contains the form HTML and the C# code.

The form.aspx page that calls the user control is using
SmartNavigation="true" in the page directive.

First - the user enters the data. When they are in "Data Entry" mode, there
is a panel that is not visible unless the user selects "Yes" on a field just
above the panel. Some of the settings for this field are as follows:
runat="server" AutoPostBack="True"
OnSelectedIndexChanged="rblCustImpactSelection_Cha nge"

So - the form posts back and when it posts back, the code tells the page to
make a particular panel visible. This panel contains an additional field for
data entry. But, the screen seems to be frozen. Only when the user moves
the mouse or taps a key does the screen refresh with the now visible panel
showing. It does "partially" refresh - up to the panel - but not really.

This is just one example. After the user completes the data entry, and if
there are no data entry errors, the user presses the "Next" button. The user
is now supposed to see an entirely different panel that shows the user the
data that was just entered and asks them to confirm or modify the data entry.
Again, the page does not update correctly unless the user presses a key or
moves the mouse.

Has anyone else experienced this? We are using a release build - in case
that could be influencing the situation.

I would greatly appreciate any guidance you can give me.

Thank you in advance,
Laurie

[Ken Dopierala Jr.]

Hi Laurie,

Set the SmartNavigation to False and see if that changes anything. Also do
you have any javascript that runs when the page is loaded? OnLoad() body
tag event. Good luck! Ken.

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Form not refreshing after autopostback unless keyboard or mouse move

Hi,

We created several new ASP.NET C# forms for our intranet. In each form we
use panels for different sections of the form that are visible or not
depending on what the user is doing.

Each particular form.aspx page has a user control on it. This user control contains the form HTML and the C# code.

The form.aspx page that calls the user control is using
SmartNavigation="true" in the page directive.

First - the user enters the data. When they are in "Data Entry" mode, there is a panel that is not visible unless the user selects "Yes" on a field just above the panel. Some of the settings for this field are as follows:
runat="server" AutoPostBack="True"
OnSelectedIndexChanged="rblCustImpactSelection_Cha nge"

So - the form posts back and when it posts back, the code tells the page to make a particular panel visible. This panel contains an additional field for data entry. But, the screen seems to be frozen. Only when the user moves
the mouse or taps a key does the screen refresh with the now visible panel
showing. It does "partially" refresh - up to the panel - but not really.

This is just one example. After the user completes the data entry, and if
there are no data entry errors, the user presses the "Next" button. The user is now supposed to see an entirely different panel that shows the user the
data that was just entered and asks them to confirm or modify the data entry. Again, the page does not update correctly unless the user presses a key or moves the mouse.

Has anyone else experienced this? We are using a release build - in case
that could be influencing the situation.

I would greatly appreciate any guidance you can give me.

Thank you in advance,
Laurie

[Ken Dopierala Jr.]

Hi Laurie,

Set the SmartNavigation to False and see if that changes anything. Also do
you have any javascript that runs when the page is loaded? OnLoad() body
tag event. Good luck! Ken.

--
Ken Dopierala Jr.
For great ASP.Net web hosting try:
http://www.webhost4life.com/default.asp?refid=Spinlight
If you sign up under me and need help, email me.

"LRD" <LR*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Form not refreshing after autopostback unless keyboard or mouse move

Hi,

We created several new ASP.NET C# forms for our intranet. In each form we
use panels for different sections of the form that are visible or not
depending on what the user is doing.

Each particular form.aspx page has a user control on it. This user control contains the form HTML and the C# code.

The form.aspx page that calls the user control is using
SmartNavigation="true" in the page directive.

First - the user enters the data. When they are in "Data Entry" mode, there is a panel that is not visible unless the user selects "Yes" on a field just above the panel. Some of the settings for this field are as follows:
runat="server" AutoPostBack="True"
OnSelectedIndexChanged="rblCustImpactSelection_Cha nge"

So - the form posts back and when it posts back, the code tells the page to make a particular panel visible. This panel contains an additional field for data entry. But, the screen seems to be frozen. Only when the user moves
the mouse or taps a key does the screen refresh with the now visible panel
showing. It does "partially" refresh - up to the panel - but not really.

This is just one example. After the user completes the data entry, and if
there are no data entry errors, the user presses the "Next" button. The user is now supposed to see an entirely different panel that shows the user the
data that was just entered and asks them to confirm or modify the data entry. Again, the page does not update correctly unless the user presses a key or moves the mouse.

Has anyone else experienced this? We are using a release build - in case
that could be influencing the situation.

I would greatly appreciate any guidance you can give me.

Thank you in advance,
Laurie