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dani
dani

Reputation: 1077

Asynchronous post-back without any rendering

Is it possible to do asynchronous post-back without any page rendering (even no partial rendering as it done with AJAX update-panel)?

I need it to be completely transparent to the user.

Update:
The page contains nested repeaters, with buttons inside repeater's itemtemplate.

When buttons are clicked there is a partial-rendering. I don't want this.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 792

Answers (3)

Russ Cam
Russ Cam

Reputation: 125538

I'm not quite sure what you mean. If the presentation layer does not contain any content that will be affected by the purpose of the AJAX request, then you won't have any page rendering, full or partial.

You can assess the AJAX response using Firebug or Fiddler2 to name a couple of tools.

EDIT

In response to your comment,

Set ChildrenAsTriggers = false on the <asp:UpdatePanel ...> if you don't want the content to be re-rendered in response to a child control initiating a partial postback. It is set to true by default.

You can set ChildrenAsTriggers = false and then explicitly set an <asp:AsyncPostBackTrigger> in the <Triggers> section of the UpdatePanel for those children and their event(s) that you do want the content of the UpdatePanel to be re-rendered for.

Upvotes: 1

Khanzor
Khanzor

Reputation: 5010

Yes. I am assuming you are talking about ASP.Net, as you mentioned an update panel.

ASP.Net AJAX will automatically expose web methods on a page and allow you to call those completely on the client. Try this page for more info on exposing web services to client side AJAX.

Upvotes: 0

Digitalex
Digitalex

Reputation: 1494

You could do the regular AJAX-dance, and just direct it to a separate handler for doing what you want, without any rendering. Could that work for your scenario? If not, can you elaborate on what you want to acheive?

Upvotes: 0

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