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I am using VB.NET and Webforms with MS AJAX. I have a button in an MS AJAX Update Panel. When the page is loaded the button\'s visibility is set to \'false\' declaratively.
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I can\'t put a DIV inside it (says it\'s not allowed) and a DIV around it causes an IE error. Reverting to compatibility mode doesn\'t work.
I have a basic gridview with paging enabled. I have 11 rows in my database and the gridview\'s page size is 10. When I come to the page, it shows 10 rows, and in my pager, it shows me on page one with
I\'ve a control that dynamically loads other user controls.Upon Async postback from one of the child user controls i\'m reloading the session cached version of the child control.However the page_load
This might be really hacky, but I\'m beginning to get desperate Is it possible to prevent a request from actually hitting the actual page...ie, can I write something in Application_BeginRequest that
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