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From: André Freitas on 29 Jan 2010 21:00 I'm working in a solution that asks for a non usual ajax aproach. It means I cant use the magical update panels in my webforms, because the pages have to many controls, and update panels are making my solution to get slow, since they renderize all controls inside the content tags. Im learning about pagemethods (callbacks look like a alternative), and I got a sample working, where I can update a div innerhtml with the server time, or something like that. The problem: i still got no ideas about how to bind a <asp:gridview> using a pagemethod to ajaxify my solution. Do I realy will need to write my own client side grid, and do all the dirty job, cleaning cells and injecting new content in each of them? Anyone can point me a direction? Regards
From: Andrew Morton on 1 Feb 2010 05:49 Andr� Freitas wrote: > I'm working in a solution that asks for a non usual ajax aproach. It > means I cant use the magical update panels in my webforms, because > the pages have to many controls, and update panels are making my > solution to get slow, since they renderize all controls inside the > content tags. It /sounds/ like you're updating all the update panels at once, in which case this article "Partial-Page Rendering Overview": http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/bb386573.aspx may be of interest to you. -- Andrew
From: Andr� Freitas on 2 Feb 2010 05:56
Thank you, im reading the article. Regards "Andrew Morton" <akm(a)in-press.co.uk.invalid> escreveu na mensagem news:7snq03FhcrU1(a)mid.individual.net... > Andr� Freitas wrote: >> I'm working in a solution that asks for a non usual ajax aproach. It >> means I cant use the magical update panels in my webforms, because >> the pages have to many controls, and update panels are making my >> solution to get slow, since they renderize all controls inside the >> content tags. > > It /sounds/ like you're updating all the update panels at once, in which > case this article > > "Partial-Page Rendering Overview": > http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/bb386573.aspx > > may be of interest to you. > > -- > Andrew > |