Does having more focused UpdatedPanels, around fewer 开发者_StackOverflow社区elements help versus just one big generic UpdatePanel around the entire page?
In doing some reworking of my web application I encountered the following issue: Although an ASP UpdatePanel does not have a height property it does not automatically expand to fill its parents conta
I\'ve got a .ascx server control in ASP.NET 2.0 that contains several other .ascx server controls.Everything in the top-level one is wrapped in an UpdatePanel.It works great until the second time I do
I have the following code: Dim newUp As New UpdatePanel newUp.ID = \"upFlux\" Dim newLbl As New Label newLbl.ID = \"lblFlux\"
How can I set an ASP开发者_JAVA百科.NET update panel to be 100% of its parent container? Right now it\'s height is just big enough to fit its contents. It\'s display mode is block.
I am working with an old web application originally developed in VB.NET 1.1. The application is now converted to the 4.0 framework and I wanted to use AJAX and the UpdatePanel. However I cannot get th
I\'m having some troubles with asp.net and update panel. The problem is, that every time partial postback occurs from update panel, page is scrolled back to top. On most of my pages this is not such a
I have an Ajax update panel inside a nested listview as shown below. <%@ Page Title=\"LV Ajax\" Language=\"VB\" MasterPageFile=\"~/MasterPages/SimpleMasterPage.master\"
<asp:Panel id=\"container\" CssClass=\"container\"runat=\"server\" style=\"width:850px\"> <asp:Panelrunat=\"server\" id=\"header\" cssClass=\"header\" >
I have a GridView and want to on an ASP.NET Web Application page and want to export the data to excel.
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