Content page refresh without master page postback

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I am doing one website, how to load a new page in the content area, when i click in the left menu item, without postback the master page(whole page), how to write the code.

Posted 3-Jul-12 21:30pm

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bbirajdar 4-Jul-12 3:32am

You ask for code.. What efforts have you done ?

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2012-07-03T22:30:00

Keeping small things aside, in short, you need to wrap your content controls in an Udpate Panel to enable partial rendering of a defined part:
Here you go:
UpdatePanel Control Overview[^]
UpdatePanel control[^]
UpdatePanel Class[^]
All you need to know with sample code is present and explained.

P.S.: You cannot avoid postback. There will be postback but only content part will get refreshed.

In case, you really want to avoid postback, you need to read on PageMethod[^].

Raje_ · Answer 2 · 2012-07-03T21:44:00

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An UpdatePanel would work, Just code all the events as if you were following the normal webforms / postback model, and then wrap the UpdatePanel around the appropriate controls.

Posted 3-Jul-12 21:44pm

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