I am making my first ASP.Net tool and I was in a small collision.
Currently I'm clicking a button which calculates some server-side server side code then uses those calculations to change the content of a file when there was a postback in IE and Firefox. If so, then the Diva Update is expected.
However, refresh the whole page of all postbacks in Chrome. What is this reason and there is no way around this behavior?
Update: The client side I have the following ..
Which summarizes any method.
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"; OutputDiv.InnerHtml + = "Bar:" + Calc Value; }
It is possible that when this postback (if I understand it correctly), then it is still completely reloading Firefox, but it Does not display This effectively mask postback, however, when I test in Chrome, any postback is completely emptied before reloading the state. Hopefully it's okay what I am asking for. Apart from this, my C # /. Net usage may be a little flawed and I am ready to comment on it.
As I understand it, ASP.net advertising partial postback only supports browsers on ASP.NET can do. Last I've heard (a while ago) i.e., Firefox and Safari, not Chrome. In that case, it resorts to full postback.
In order to implement the page updates, I really recommend switching to jQuery or other widely supported AJAX Toolkit. (If Microsoft supports it then this is an issue) It involves a little more pipeline but not much.
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