Hi,

As to your questions:

1. The issue may have something to do with Visual Studio not triggering a change (thus update .aspx source) sometimes. You can try to use ToolBar Editor (right click ToolBar, then select Edit Tool Bar from the context menu) instead of editing "Items" property directly from the property window and see if that helps;

2. Unfortunately you can not now. It makes perfect sense to have this ability though. So we will look into it and see if we can add it;

3. The easiest way is to use a separate ScriptEvent control to do the post back. ScriptEvent is a separate control in the package that allows you to trigger server side event with JavaScript. You would handle the ToolBar control's click event with JavaScript, then decide whether to proceed in your code and if you do, call ScriptEvent to trigger the event for you;

Please feel free to let us know if you have any more questions.

Thanks!

Hi,

Thank you very much for the additional information. This appears to be a bug and we will look into it and see what we can do. Apparently when you ONLY modify items property, Visual Studio does not consider the ToolBar has been modified because none of the ToolBar's property has been modified. How with or without a Panel control has an effect on this remains unknown and we will see what we can find. A workaround is when you modify any item, also modify any of the ToolBar property. That way it will notify something about the ToolBar indeed has been changed and cause Visual Studio to regenerates the .aspx code.

Thanks!

Greetings from Reddick FL

I can confirm that if I change the ITEM TEXT then change Toolbar AutoPostback to False then back to True the changes are saved as you describe.

Thanks for following up on this.

Lee