Discovered Safari and Chrome users couldn't use my CDD control. I took steps to resolve the known issue such as updated my solution to the .net 4.0 framework and AjaxToolKit 4.5. However, my users who browse via a Webkit browser still experience an infinite loop with this control. Works fine in IE and Firefox. Any assistance to solve immediately would be greatly appreciated!
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Comments: I solved this issue. I simply tore out the CDD controls and wrote my own code-behind methods for the dropdowns to do the same thing. Yeah, it's simpler, and you don't get Loading text, but it works and does the same thing. Also, I didn't have to write a page method to act as my web service. I could just call my web services directly and fill in the dropdowns. So really, just writing these yourself is a much better solution than using this control with it's limitations.
Vote to get this obvious show stopper's impact rating higher!!!
Comments: I solved this issue. I simply tore out the CDD controls and wrote my own code-behind methods for the dropdowns to do the same thing. Yeah, it's simpler, and you don't get Loading text, but it works and does the same thing. Also, I didn't have to write a page method to act as my web service. I could just call my web services directly and fill in the dropdowns. So really, just writing these yourself is a much better solution than using this control with it's limitations.