I want to deactivate the Ajax timer from clientside with javascript - that
is,
it should not raise any postbacks any more.

Which method/propertie is there I can use to chieve this and most
importantly - where can i find a client side javascript api reference of
the asp.net ajax controls(url please!).

Regards

R4DIUM

the doc (you could have guessed the url)

http://asp.net/ajax/documentation/

the timer control is a server control and has no supported client side api.
if the control is in the update panel, you can change properties server side,
and they will be changed on the client side when the panel is rerendred.

also, even though there is no supported client api, you have the source
code, so a quick look shows a set_enabled method.


-- bruce (sqlwork.com)


"news.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de" wrote:

>
> I want to deactivate the Ajax timer from clientside with javascript - that
> is,
> it should not raise any postbacks any more.
>
> Which method/propertie is there I can use to chieve this and most
> importantly - where can i find a client side javascript api reference of
> the asp.net ajax controls(url please!).
>
> Regards
>
> R4DIUM
>
>
>

I knew http://asp.net/ajax/documentation/.

But I was unable to find any documentatin about e.g. set_enable() method.

Is it safe to use this method regarding future ajax toolkit versions?

Thx for the answer

R4DIUM