Showing posts with label versions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label versions. Show all posts

Monday, March 26, 2012

Atlas Versions and the impact of the newest version on a running project.

Hello Friends

I am using WebDeveloper 2005. I need help in understanding the versions of Atlas and the impact of the newest version on a running project.

On25 august 2006 i had downloaded Atlas and have been using in my project.

1) The version of Atlas in my computer is 2.0.50727 (checked using Add/Remove programs of control panel) . The web sitehttp://asp.net/ajax/control-toolkit/live/ArchivedReleases.aspx it says latest isVersion 1.0.10618.0

I am confused please help..how can a old version which i downloaded on 25 august 2006 be 2.0.50727 !!!!!!Confused

2) Can i download and use the newest version of the tool kit for my project which is already running with a old version of ALTAS...will the old code suffer? ...should i test all the web pages again ?

Thanks for your Help

Sara

2.0.50727 is the version of the .NET framework - not of your ATLAS assembly.

ATLAS underwent some changes before it was finally released as ASPNET AJAX. If you switch from an ATLAS CTP to the released ASPNET AJAX, then you will need to retest everything and you may need to fix a thing or 2.


Embarrassed oops i thought 2.0.50727 is the version of atlas

Thanks for the reply

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Atlas problems... what versions support on add_pageLoaded hook?

I've inherited a large-ish project that uses a late version of Atlas (not ASP.NET AJAX)

The version in the javascript file headers is 2.021006.A

My problem is I need to hook in a global "Please Wait" message on all Postbacks and Submits.

Hooking into the Form.onSubmit is no problem, and the "Please Wait" message is normally cleared by the page reloading.

However the project uses quite a lot of UpdatePanels and ModalPopUpExtenders. These don't clear the message after a callback (as the page isn't reloaded)

A quick google found a simple solution - Including something like...

Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance().add_pageLoaded(clearPleaseWait);

..in the Master Page should do most of what I want.

Unfortunately I can't see aPageRequestManager object!Sys andWebForms are there, but there's only 2 properties ofWebForms, one of which is_PageRequestManager which doesn't have any properties of its own.

So, the questions are...

Does the ATLAS version I'm using support/expose PageRequestManager events?Is there still any documentation anywhere for this version?If No and No, is there a workaround for what I'm trying to do?Or have I got to bite a considerably sized bullet and upgrade to ASP.NET AJAX?

Thanks in advance for any much-needed help!!

If it was a pre-beta release, things were done a lot different. We had a few sites that used Atlas or ASP.NET Ajax for a little over a year now, and we had a lot of things that had to be rewritten to work with the beta and newer releases. Most standard server controls for it worked fine, but all our custom stuff had to be rewritten. There may be someone on here that might have some limited documentation somewhere. Most of the documentation was all online and pulled whenever a new release came out.

Does the version your have contain a UpdateProgress control? You may be able to use one in the master page that would work for all the pages that use it. That should display a message during asyncpostbacks and callbacks. I haven't done a lot with the behind the scenes parts of ATLAS or ASP.NET Ajax because it doesn't usually require you to unless you are really fine tuning things, which could be a good and bad thing...

If you do have to upgrade to the newest release now, you may want to run a copy of the site to make changes to while upgrading because that can take some time...