文章出处: http://asp.net/ajax/documentation/live/tutorials/UpdatePanelTutorials.aspx
Introduction
The topics in this section provide examples of how to use the UpdatePanel control to enable partial-page rendering in an ASP.NET Web page.
In This Section
- Introduction to the UpdatePanel Control
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Provides examples of how to use the UpdatePanel control to enable ASP.NET Web pages to participate in partial-page rendering.
- Creating a Simple ASP.NET Page with Multiple UpdatePanel Controls
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Provides examples of how to use multiple UpdatePanel controls on a page, and of how to trigger an update by using a control outside the UpdatePanel control.
- Using the UpdatePanel Control with Data-Bound Controls
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Provides examples of how to use data-bound controls inside UpdatePanel controls and of how to create and refresh UpdatePanel controls programmatically.
- Using the UpdatePanel Control with Master Pages
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Provides examples of how to use the UpdatePanel control with ASP.NET master pages, which includes how to register a control on the master page that updates content on the content page.
- Using the UpdatePanel Control with User Controls
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Provides examples of how to use the UpdatePanel control with ASP.NET user controls.
- Using the UpdatePanel Control with a Web Service
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Provides an example of how to use the UpdatePanel control with a Web service, and of how to persist data between asynchronous postbacks that is retrieved by the service.
- Customizing Error Handling for UpdatePanel Controls
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Provides examples of how to customize error handling when you use UpdatePanel controls.
- Animating UpdatePanel Controls
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Provides an example of how to handle events of the PageRequestManager class to animate a panel that was updated during an asynchronous postback.
- Canceling an Asynchronous Postback
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Provides an example of how to handle the initializeRequest event of the PageRequestManager class to cancel the asynchronous postback that is currently executing.
- Giving Precedence to a Specific Asynchronous Postback
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Provides an example of how to handle the InitializeRequest event of the PageRequestManager class to make sure that an asynchronous postback from a specified control finishes before another postback is started.
- Working with PageRequestManager Events
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Provides a summary of the PageRequestManager events that can be used to customize partial-page updates.
