Keep IFrame from Refreshing

[jmikow]

I'm currently using an IFrame to display another website. That website has a plugin that loads when the page loads into a browser to allow the user to view an image.

When I postback to the codebehind to execute some code it refreshes the IFrame every single time.

Is there a way to keep it from reloading the IFrame?

This is going to cause a delay between each field that the user enters since I need to run code after each field is changed.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Josh

 

[checkai]

sounds like a lot of blinking pages! I'd revisit how your doing things, such as: why do you need to execute code after every field is updated?

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[jmikow]

checkai,

The reason I had to execute code was that I am changing the text once they change the value that was initially loaded.

I'm starting to think that I could use client-side javascript to change the color without causing a postback.

Any ideas on how I would change the color of text for server-controls dropdownlists and text boxes?

Thanks,

Josh

 

[ca8msm]

Use a Javascript function (these can be added to a particular control by using the Attributes.Add of the relevant control)


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[jmikow]

I've been trying to add these but they're not firing.

I've tried the following

txtContractBuyer.Attributes.Add("onTextChanged", "javascript:alert('test');")

and it does not fire.

The html renders as

 <input name="txtContractBuyer" type="text" id="txtContractBuyer" onTextChanged="javascript:alert('test');" />

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks.

 

[ca8msm]

Use the "onchange" event instead


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