Hi,
I'm trying to create a profile to mantain the position of one panel. When this user open the web page this panel should be in the same position as before. I read the Atlas reference and copied the code of the examples, but the explorer returns me this error:
'Sys' is not defined.
Here is the code of my web.config file:
<microsoft.web>
<profileService enabled="true"
setProperties="PanelRelogTop;PanelRelogWidth"
getProperties="PanelRelogTop;PanelRelogWidth" />
</microsoft.web>
And here is the code I use:
<atlas:ProfileScriptService ID="pss1" runat="server"></atlas:ProfileScriptService><script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript">
var PanelReloj = $("PanelReloj");
//This will load the profile data into the various HTML elements
//when the page loads.
function OnPageLoad() {
//Turn off automatic saving of the profile back to the server each time
//a profile property changes.
Sys.Profile.set_autoSave(false);
//Assign an event handler that runs once the profile has been loaded from the server
Sys.Profile.loaded.add(onProfileLoadComplete);
//Assign an event handler that runs once the profile has been successfully saved on the server
Sys.Profile.saved.add(onProfileSaveComplete);
//Load the profile from the server. As with all web service calls in "Atlas", the load
//occurs asynchronously.
Sys.Profile.load();
}
//Called when the profile data has been loaded from the server
function onProfileLoadComplete()
{
PanelReloj.top = Sys.Profile.properties.PanelRelogTop;
PanelReloj.width = Sys.Profile.properties.PanelRelogWidth;
}
function OnUpdateProfile()
{
Sys.Profile.properties.PanelRelogTop = PanelReloj.top;
Sys.Profile.properties.PanelRelogWidth = PanelReloj.width;
//Saves the profile on the server. The save occurs asynchronously.
Sys.Profile.save();
}
function onProfileSaveComplete() {
alert('The profile has been saved.');
}
</script>
Does anybody know if I'm doing something wrong or do I need to do something else?
Thanks!!!
When does OnPageLoad function gets called? Is it after Atlas has finished loading or when the window or body onload is fired? If it is the later case try removing the event handler and putting it in a javascript function called pageLoad (which gets fired when Atlas is loaded).
function pageLoad()
{
OnPageLoad();
}
It does on bdy onload event.
<body onload="OnPageLoad()">
Hi!
Instead of making your initial function call in <body onload=''> you should use the following snippet in the document:
<script type="text/javascript"> function OnApplicationLoad() { MyFunc(); return false; } </script>This is because the Ajax framework takes some time to initialize and your call is being made before the Sys object is created. The "OnApplicationLoad" is raised from Ajax when initialization is done.
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Mattias Lindsj? | Fivestarday Sweden | www.fivestarday.se |
I think I solve the problem, I have to use Web object instead of Sys object. It's something I discover looking at the Atlas scripts or the object Browser on the Atlas reference.
Now, I do profile on web controls but only while the user is in the page. If the explorer is closed and then the user loads the same web page, there isn't values for the profile. I suppose after reading the documentation that these values are saved in some way and returned when the page is loaded again. How I do this using client code? And, what is the funcionality of the ProfileScriptService control?
hello.
if you're still using the Web namespace (instead of the Sys), then that means that you're running an old version of ATLAS (the March CTP is the latest release).
I've updated the new Atlas version and works fine with Sys object. Thanks for this point Luis.
Mattias, thanks for this code. It works with your suggestion and on the Load event of the body with the new version of Atlas.
Someone of you know how I can keep the profile for maintain configuration of pages?
I suggest starting a new thread with a descriptive title to focus on this. It's general best to limit one thread to a single issue, so that others can simply look at the title and know what it's about.
thanks,
David
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