how to avoid collapsing of panels while postback using javascript

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Posted 24-May-12 2:04am

sachin hanchate

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[no name] 24-May-12 8:21am

You need to explain more. Try to remember we are not sitting next to you or working on the same project.

bbirajdar 24-May-12 8:53am

Post your code.. Your question is incomplete

[no name] 24-May-12 15:16pm

Why post the code? The question isn't clear enough to even tell if it is code related.

Asking to post code should not be the default response.

ZurdoDev 24-May-12 16:22pm

Birajdar is right. The question is clear. The panels collapse during a postback. The OP does not want that to happen. We need to see the code.

[no name] 24-May-12 16:55pm

Do you know for certain what Panels the OP is referring to? are they some Javascript creation or 3rd party or custom implementation. if you do know this then why not offer a solution since have all the knowledge and completely understand the ops question?

Asking for code is not the default response

ZurdoDev 24-May-12 16:57pm

"Do you know for certain what Panels the OP is referring to?" No. Which is EXACTLY why we are asking for code.

[no name] 24-May-12 17:22pm

Again, asking for code is not the default response when a question is not clear.

bbirajdar 25-May-12 1:15am

Unless and until I know what type of collapsible panel the user is using i.e. whether a javascript with HTML or jQuery or a AJAX , how can I advise him a solution ? Do you want me to post the solution for all my guesses ? I think a solution should be a solution and not a guess....

[no name] 25-May-12 1:34am

I agree with you, more information is required from the OP, but that doesn't mean code is necessary as the first response.

The thread was with ryanb31, not you.

bbirajdar 25-May-12 1:18am

@Mark.. If the question is clear to you , then please post your solution. I would love to know if it solves OPs issue...

[no name] 25-May-12 1:36am

You are misinterrupting. It is ryanb31 who feels he understands the OPs question; not me.

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