I am trying to implement this though in a Child Page of a Master Page and I can figure it out how to make this work.

I’m not using the Enable/Disable button function and so I’m guessing that the ID for thediv doesn’t need the fancy things around to make it work with javascript.

This is a quick structure of where the div id=CheckUser is located

And this is how I implement the progress indicator

// Hook the InitializeRequest event.
Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance().add_initializeRequest(Init);

function Init(sender, args) {
// Change div’s CSS class and text content.
$get(“CheckUser”).className = ‘progress’;
$get(“CheckUser”).innerHTML = ‘Checking availability…’;
}

pretty much the same .. but it doesn’t work. Can anyone pass on suggestions pls?

First checked your code stand-alone… But when I implemented it in a converted createuserwizard, it failed on the JScript…

CreateUser changes the IDs of the DIVs, so I went to the compiled code, found the changed IDs, and changed the JScript refs to them – for UserAvail and the Button…

Hope this will help others…

Lars

Error 1 Content (’< ') does not match any properties within a ‘System.Web.UI.UpdatePanel’, make sure it is well-formed. C:\Users\admin\Desktop\AJAXUsernameCheck\Default.aspx 24

Removed it and it worked perfectly. You might want to change that in the uploaded zip.

Thanks for putting this out.
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Fixed. Thank you for letting me know about that.
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Thanks!!

Error 1 Content (‘<‘) does not match any properties within a ‘System.Web.UI.UpdatePanel’, make sure it is well-formed. C:\Users\admin\Desktop\AJAXUsernameCheck\Default.aspx 24

Removed it and it worked perfectly. You might want to change that in the uploaded zip.

Thanks for putting this out.