Hi Dasha,

You can turn off the tooltip by setting the DisplayToolTip property to False. Or you can change the content of the tooltip at

<ISWebDesktop:WebMenuItem AccessKey="n" Name="mnuNewWindow" Tooltip="Test" OnClick="NewWindow" Text="New Window">

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,

Gordon Tumewu

Hi Yousif,

I am sorry I dont have priviledge to cancel the mark as answer, but I have added note that the post is not the right answer, and if we have found the correct answer I will put the answer in the post.

For the solution that I gave you before, I have test it and didn't found any postback to the server accept for the first time the WebCombo load. Here I attached video on how I debug using the sample that I provided to you before.

Best Regards,

Gordon Tumewu

Hi,

You can use the following code in OnRowContextMenu client side event:

function WebGrid1_OnRowContextMenu(controlId, rowType, rowElement, menuObject)
{
	var WebGrid1 = ISGetObject(controlId);
	menuObject.Items.GetNamedItem("mnuHelp").Hide();
	menuObject.Items.GetNamedItem("mnuRefresh").Text = "Refresh";
	return true;
}

Best Regards,

Gordon Tumewu

Wow, that's horrible.  You guys need to add this feature for bound combo boxes.  How can you force the user to post back when they may have an application that doesn't need it for small data sets?  Also, you need to add the ability to have value/text pairing in unbound combo boxes.  I mean this is a simple thing that's easily achieved with an asp.net combo and an html combo.

Yeap, that's why we provided unbound mode, that's why customer that have small data set can load all the data at the load time. And yes it is true that this simple thing easily achieved with asp.net combo but as I said before our WebCombo behaviour is different than asp.net dropdownlist because we have the filtering feature that's why our development team design it to be flypostback.

Hi,

You need to set the page cache. Here is the code snipprt, you can put it in page_load, I am using c# as the code:

Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache);
TextBox1.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString();

Best Regards,

Gordon Tumewu