Using as an example of starting the April 30 version 4.1.7.0429 version AjaxControlToolkitSampleSite.zip shifting the focus on the textbox the page is not erased the mask, the result is visible in the attached figure.
Comments: Any idea when the 15.1.2 release will be made? I've been using version 4.1.7.1213 and had to apply a custom fix ``` 'Add custom attributes to fix AjaxControlToolkit for our Calendar/Date Fields. 'When using the MaskedEditExtenders, the mask does not disappear correctly in Toolkit version >= 4.1.7 'RegExp call replaces "_" and "/" chars with empty string (""). 'Parameter "g" on the RegExp constructor = replace all matches, rather than only the first one. Me.txtOHRActionDate.Attributes.Add("onblur", "this.value = this.value.replace(new RegExp(""[_/]"", ""g""), """");") ``` The process for upgrading to 15.1 is also not as simple as the "guide" indicates. After the install, the DLL is hidden away under C:\Users\Public\Documents\ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit v15.1\SampleSite\bin\. It is not automatically registered as a replacement to the previous referenced version - at least, it didn't for me anyway, which meant I had to search for the DLL first. Not to mention the amount of bulk Find/Replace actions required to change to the new markup tags ("cc1:" becomes "ajaxToolkit:").
Comments: Any idea when the 15.1.2 release will be made? I've been using version 4.1.7.1213 and had to apply a custom fix ``` 'Add custom attributes to fix AjaxControlToolkit for our Calendar/Date Fields. 'When using the MaskedEditExtenders, the mask does not disappear correctly in Toolkit version >= 4.1.7 'RegExp call replaces "_" and "/" chars with empty string (""). 'Parameter "g" on the RegExp constructor = replace all matches, rather than only the first one. Me.txtOHRActionDate.Attributes.Add("onblur", "this.value = this.value.replace(new RegExp(""[_/]"", ""g""), """");") ``` The process for upgrading to 15.1 is also not as simple as the "guide" indicates. After the install, the DLL is hidden away under C:\Users\Public\Documents\ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit v15.1\SampleSite\bin\. It is not automatically registered as a replacement to the previous referenced version - at least, it didn't for me anyway, which meant I had to search for the DLL first. Not to mention the amount of bulk Find/Replace actions required to change to the new markup tags ("cc1:" becomes "ajaxToolkit:").