Re: iframe - OK to use in .NET?

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Do you really need to hit the server at all? If not, I would consider using
entirely client-side script.

My organization has spent a considerable amount of effort on solutions to
the problem of excessive postbacks when using server controls.

"Jim Mitchell" <jim_mitchell (AT) mindspring (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:

I had two drop down lists. I wanted the second to fill based on the
selection in the first. Using Code-Behind, I would always get the flash.

The solution of putting the two dropdown lists in an iFrame tag seems to
resolve the issue as the postback occurs only in the iFrame.

THE QUESTIONS IS... DOES THIS SEEM LIKE A REASONABLE APPROACH TO LINKED
DROP DOWNLISTS WHEN YOU DO NOT WANT THE ENTIRE PAGE TO REFRESH?

Thanks in advance.

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Re: iframe - OK to use in .NET?

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Re: iframe - OK to use in .NET? - 07-15-2003 , 11:59 AM