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I decided after working a bit more with The asp.net 2.0 atlas framework that the client-side needs a LOT more documentation. Some cooperation with other javascript libraries would also be nice. 
A properly working dataservice is lacking.

I've turned back to the server side controls.  The start of this whole mission was to keep the freetextbox control on a page and still don't have full postbacks.  Upload pictures with progressbar was going to be a plus.

How to upload files from within an update panel is something that I will come back to in the future but it isn't going to be pretty.

The things I'm about to write I will wrap in a control later (when I have time) for people to download

Anyways you wrap your freetextbox in an Iframe and it works. Don't add a scriptmanager to your iframe page.

Put a hiddenfield on your main page and in the ClientSideTextChanged event of the freetextbox control you update the hiddenfield on the parent.  If you wrap it inside a control then I suggest you add a property to the control that holds the Text variable :)

That's about it, easy isn't it.

posted on Tuesday, May 23, 2006 9:02 AM

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# re: ATLAS continued : Get the freetextbox going. 5/24/2006 6:59 PM Damiaan
too easy. :-)

# re: ATLAS continued : Get the freetextbox going. 1/7/2008 12:01 PM pleigh
do u have the control now?im having problems withthis. =(

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