How to avoid page flick in asp.net 3.0

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Hi All,

I have a website design in which i have some links on Left pane and some on Top pane.
I want that on click of any link my only center screen of page is refreshed not all the page as all links are always remain same or few can be add dynamically.

So main thing i want to minimize or stop page flicking on page postback.

How can i achieve this?
Please help.

Posted 5-Jan-11 2:29am

nmathur23

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2011-01-05T02:33:00

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Make your application AJAX enabled.

You need to use AJAX features like update panel, pagemethods, etc to have partial updates to the page. This would stop page flickering.

Have a look at various tutorials to do the same here[^], one of it:
Walkthrough: Creating an Ajax-Enabled Web Site[^]

Posted 5-Jan-11 2:33am

Sandeep Mewara

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Sandesh M Patil 5-Jan-11 8:36am

good answer

fjdiewornncalwe 5-Jan-11 11:23am

Agreed. This is the best way, but if you have no idea about ajax, you could also do this using frames, but it is a clunky way to do it.