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exclude control in updatepanel from doing async postback

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Jeremy - 10 Oct 2007 21:41 GMT
I've got a GridView control in an updatepanel.  Each row has two controls.
one control only affects the display of things inside the update panel, so I
want it to be asynchronous, but the other control affects things on the rest
of the page which aren't inside an update panel.  Can I make a control in an
update panel stop doing asynchronous postbacks?
Nathan Sokalski - 10 Oct 2007 22:42 GMT
I think your problem would be clearer if we could see your code so that we
can see exactly what is doing what.
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> I've got a GridView control in an updatepanel.  Each row has two controls.
> one control only affects the display of things inside the update panel, so
> I want it to be asynchronous, but the other control affects things on the
> rest of the page which aren't inside an update panel.  Can I make a
> control in an update panel stop doing asynchronous postbacks?

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