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Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2005 10:54 am    Post subject: tags within CMS2002 Template Reply with quote

Hello all. I have an unusual situation occurring with one of my MCMS 2002
templates that has me stumped. Hopefully someone here can help.

This template makes use of dynamic content and querystring parameters to
determine which placeholder to display. For example, our company has
several branches in many different states and based upon the user selection
via hyperlinks, information from a database is displayed, as well as static
content within a placeholder that is specific to that location. All this is
working fine except for an issue with an asp:textbox and asp:button control
that are within the webform. These controls allow the user to search for a
local branch by entering their zip code and clicking the asp:button. The
problem that is occurring is that if I try to edit this page with these
controls set to visible=true, the page simply refreshes with the edit
console not having switched to the authoring menu (i.e. Save, Save and Exit,
Exit etc). Any attempt to click on the Edit page link again results in a
javascript error. If I set these two controls to visible=false, however, I
am able to go into edit mode without any problems. What is even more odd is
that I am using other <asp:> (literals, etc) tags within the webform of the
template and they do not seem to cause any problem. Any information would
be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

EG
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Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2005 8:24 am    Post subject: Re: tags within CMS2002 Template Reply with quote

Got it figured out...quite embarrassing actually. The <asp:button control
had the id of "submit" and that was causing a problem with the edit console.
I simply changed the id to something else. Hopefully someone else can learn
from my foolish mistake.

EG
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Hello all. I have an unusual situation occurring with one of my MCMS 2002
templates that has me stumped. Hopefully someone here can help.

This template makes use of dynamic content and querystring parameters to
determine which placeholder to display. For example, our company has
several branches in many different states and based upon the user
selection via hyperlinks, information from a database is displayed, as
well as static content within a placeholder that is specific to that
location. All this is working fine except for an issue with an
asp:textbox and asp:button control that are within the webform. These
controls allow the user to search for a local branch by entering their zip
code and clicking the asp:button. The problem that is occurring is that
if I try to edit this page with these controls set to visible=true, the
page simply refreshes with the edit console not having switched to the
authoring menu (i.e. Save, Save and Exit, Exit etc). Any attempt to click
on the Edit page link again results in a javascript error. If I set these
two controls to visible=false, however, I am able to go into edit mode
without any problems. What is even more odd is that I am using other
asp:> (literals, etc) tags within the webform of the template and they do
not seem to cause any problem. Any information would be greatly
appreciated.

Thanks,

EG
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