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Minor changes. The example scenario text reads almost identical to the OnClientToggleStateChanged example. Shouldn't the scenario be slightly different?
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| Hi Erik, This article explains that the changing of the toggle state can be cancelled. This is the difference. You can see the details in the second point (set_cancel method) and the last sentence of the article. |
| I will also close this pull request as it is a duplicate of the previous one. |
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Minor changes.
The example scenario text reads almost identical to the OnClientToggleStateChanged example. Shouldn't the scenario be slightly different?