ATLAS UpdatePanel Experiments

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 02 Mar 2006 | View original

  So I'm finally getting around to spending a little more time with ATLAS. Today I'm looking at UpdatePanels which in concept are pretty damn cool, because they can make really short work of updating content on a page even if the page was designed with no AJAX concepts in mind.   An ATLAS UpdatePanel works by wrapping a section of your page with an UpdatePanel object. The panel acts as a container and marker that ASP.NET uses to decide what needs to be updated on a Page level callback....

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