Is it better to have updatepanel inside placeholder or placeholder inside updatepanel

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I am having Updatepanel inside a placeholder in c# asp.net web application.

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I don't know which is better way. Can anyone tell me the exact one

Posted 6-Apr-18 0:46am

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Updated 6-Apr-18 2:01am

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User 4180254 · Accepted Answer · 2018-04-06T02:03:00

Placeholder control is used as a container where you can add control programmatically as per your need. You should have update panel control containing placeholder if you planning to include any other control/data here dynamically which probably avoiding full page refresh.

If you do not want it do not include updatepanel in placeholder - instead you can wrap up your whatever controls in updatepanel as webusercontrol supporting AJAX functionality which can be placed in placeholder dynamically.