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Joined: 9/4/2009
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Hello,
on an aspx i have a DatePicker and I disable it initially.
What I want to do (and haven't been succesfull in doing so so far) enable the control in a javascript.
Is this possible? I tried to set the disabled property to '' for the document.getElementByID('datepicker1') and tried to find the correct property for the eo_GetObject('datepicker1').
Any help?
Kind regards, Quercis
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Rank: Administration
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Joined: 5/27/2007
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Hi,
There isn't a direct way to do this. However you can place the DatePicker inside a CallbackPanel, then trigger the CallbackPanel and update the DatePicker's Enabled property from your server side code. Please let us know if this works for you.
Thanks!
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Hi,
i'm trying to let the user edit as much things as possible (order editing) without having to submit.
Isn't the solution you are proposing using a submit? If so, the solution is not applicable for me.
With kind regards,
Quercis
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It does. But because it does through AJAX with a CallbackPanel (or you can also use ASP.NET AJAX UpdatePanel), user won't see a full page reload. Another workaround is to put the DatePicker inside a DIV and then dynamically show/hide it.
Thanks!
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