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I recently built a page to use the progress bar while I run extensive server side code. I use a body onload javascript to start the progress bar, which fires the server event ProgressBarRun. At the end of the server event I register a javascript to open a popup window with the PDF and close the current window, when I upgraded to V2 it stopped working! Help! Code in Page that used to open popup window:
Code: C#
ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock(Page.GetType(), "DL_Script", "DownLoad('../temp/" + session_file + "');", true);
//Response.TransmitFile(Server.MapPath("~/temp/") + session_file);
//Response.Write("<script>DownLoad('../temp/" + session_file + "');</script>");
final_doc.Dispose();
Javascript on .aspx page:
Code: JavaScript
function StartItTask()
{
eo_GetObject('ProgressBar1').startTask();
}
function DownLoad(x)
{
var eo = window.open(x);
win = top;
win.opener = top;
win.close();
}
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Hi Versile,
We would be curious to see how your code has worked on 2007.1. Can you post the Url of the page that works?
Thanks
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sent via PM due to it requires a login.
I reverted to V1 and it works fine, on V2 it doesn't work.
Here's the page aspx:
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Hi Versile, We looked into the page that works and noticed that the fact it works on 2007.1 was due to an loophole in 2007.1. Nothing else except for e.UpdateProgress is intended to work inside RunTask because RunTask is a very special event. The fact that RegisterClientScriptBlock works but many other server side interfaces do not work inside RunTask confuses user. Thus 2007.2 closed this loophole and no longer support it. The recommended method to implement such logic is to rely on the second parameter of e.UpdateProgress. With the second parameter you can optionally pass an additional argument to the client side, which you can check inside your ClientOnValueChanged handler and trigger appropriate code accordingly. For example:
Code: C#
//Updating status
for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
{
....do some work....
e.UpdateProgress(i);
}
//Now notify the client the result file
e.UpdateProgress(100, "../temp/" + session_file);
Code: HTML/ASPX
<eo:ProgressBar ClientSideOnValueChanged="pb_value_changed" ....>
</eo:ProgressBar>
Code: JavaScript
function pb_value_changed(pb)
{
var url = pb.getExtraData();
if (url)
DownLoad(url);
}
Thanks
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fyi this worked like a charm, ty
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Cool! Thanks for letting us know!
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