PanelAddLogin.Visible = True I have other panels in the page that don't cause this. I have done many many panels and had'nt had this problem. Im baffled............
-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mark E Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2005 10:48 PM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [AspNetAnyQuestionIsOk] STRANGE ISSUE Mike, What's the code that setting the panels visibility property? Mark --- Mike Belcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well that panel is the entire panel........ If I > remove that from the aspx > page or I do not make that panel visible NO > PROMPT......... Also if I leave > that code in the aspx page and do not make it > visible NO PROMPT... but if I > make it visible then I get a prompt each time I go > to the page with it > visible............ how is this happening? > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of Mark E > Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2005 8:53 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [AspNetAnyQuestionIsOk] STRANGE ISSUE > > Mike, > > Can you post all of your code? > > Mark > --- Mike Belcher > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > I have a app im building and a strange thing is > > happening and I narrowed it > > down to a panel being displayed. Here is what > > happens. It only happens on > > this page in the site to. I will navigate to the > > page and I will get a > > prompt for a username and pass. I can hit cancel > and > > view the page but it is > > the prompt that is the problem. There should be no > > prompt for access. There > > is no blocked access. No other page in the app > does > > this. I have checked and > > all the permissions are the same as other pages. > Now > > with that said I tested > > some things and I have 3 panels on that page. If I > > navigate to the page and > > the conditions exists for to show these 2 panels > > they show and NO PROMPT! > > But if the condition exists for the 3rd panel it > > PROMPTS FIRST! Then > > canceling will display the panel. I have looked at > > the html and what could > > be causeing this? Here is the panel below. If the > > panel below is used in any > > way I get a prompt for username and password each > > time even on postbacks. > > What could be the problem? > > > > > > > > <asp:Panel id="PanelAddLogin" runat="server"> > > <TABLE > > id="table12" cellSpacing="6" cellPadding="0" > > width="570" border="0"> > > <TR> > > > > <TD align="right" width="552" colSpan="2"> > > > > <P align="left"> > > > > </P> > > > > </TD> > > > > </TR> > > <TR> > > > > <TD align="right" width="552" colSpan="2"> > > > > <P align="left"><FONT face="Verdana" > > size="4"><B>Administrator Control Panel > > - <FONT color="#000080"> > > > > ADD LOGIN</FONT></B></FONT></P> > > > > </TD> > > > > </TR> > > <TR> > > > > <TD align="right" width="132"> </TD> > > > > <TD width="420"> > > > > </TD> > > > > </TR> > > <TR> > > > > <TD width="420" colSpan="2"><FONT face="Verdana"> > > > > <asp:Label id="LabelStatus" runat="server">Please > > fill out this form > > completely.</asp:Label></FONT></TD> > > > > </TR> > > <TR> > > > > <TD align="right" width="132"> </TD> > > > > <TD width="420"> > > > > </TD> > > > > </TR> > > <TR> > > > > <FORM id="AddLogin0" runat="server"> > > > > <TD align="right" width="132"><FONT face="Verdana" > > color="#000080">LoginID</FONT></TD> > > > > <TD width="420"> > > > > <asp:TextBox id="LoginID" runat="server" > > MaxLength="20"></asp:TextBox> > > > > <asp:RequiredFieldValidator id="ValidatorLoginID" > > runat="server" > > ErrorMessage="Missing LoginID" > > > ControlToValidate="LoginID"></asp:RequiredFieldValidator></TD> > > > > </TR> > > <TR> > > > > <TD align="right" width="132" height="25"><FONT > > face="Verdana" > > color="#000080">Password</FONT></TD> > > > > <TD width="420" height="25"> > > > > <asp:TextBox id="Password" runat="server" > > MaxLength="20"></asp:TextBox> > > > > <asp:RequiredFieldValidator id="ValidatorPassword" > > runat="server" > > ErrorMessage="Missing Password" > > > ControlToValidate="Password"></asp:RequiredFieldValidator></TD> > > > > </TR> > > <TR> > > > > <TD align="right" width="132"><FONT face="Verdana" > > color="#000080">UserType</FONT></TD> > > > > <TD width="420"> > > > > <asp:DropDownList id="UserType" runat="server"> > > > > <asp:ListItem Value="Client" > > Selected="True">Client</asp:ListItem> > > > > <asp:ListItem > > Value="Attorney">Attorney</asp:ListItem> > > > > <asp:ListItem Value="Debtor">Debtor</asp:ListItem> > > > > <asp:ListItem > > Value="Administrator">Administrator</asp:ListItem> > > > > </asp:DropDownList></TD> > > > > </TR> > > <TR> > > > > <TD align="right" width="132"> </TD> > > > > <TD width="420"> </TD> > > > > </TR> > > <TR> > > > > <TD align="right" width="132"><FONT face="Verdana" > > color="navy"><SPAN > > style="COLOR: navy">Name</SPAN></FONT></TD> > > > > <TD width="420"> > > > > <asp:TextBox id="ClientName" runat="server" > > MaxLength="100" > > Width="265px"></asp:TextBox> > > > > <asp:RequiredFieldValidator > id="ValidatorClientName" > > runat="server" > > ErrorMessage="Missing Name" > > > ControlToValidate="ClientName"></asp:RequiredFieldValidator></TD> > > > === message truncated === Yahoo! 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