[How Do I:] Implement the AJAX Incremental Page Display Pattern?

Hi Joe! I have a quick question about update progress control.

Here's what I'm trying to do, I have two div tags and 2 buttons, one for each div tags. If I click button 1 it should only show update progress inside div 1 and for button 2 should only show update progress inside div 2. Is there a way where I can tell the update panels who their target is, and only show up when their target is being updated? Thanks!

- Rai

EEEEPPP! AssociatedUpdatePanelID answered my question. I wasn't looking deeper into the attributes. Sorry.

:) No problem, thanks for the update !

Hello Joe,

Is this the same pattern used to populate the 'Recommended Reading' section when viewng a users profile e.g. when you click on your name:

forums.asp.net/.../JoeStagner.aspx.

Cheers Scott

Very good tutorial...thanks

Hi Joe,

This one is a very good "How do I?"

Is there a way to use the Page's methods instead of calling the Webmethods?

I would also like to know how this technique can be used to load the page during the first Page Load? I would want some static portions of the page to load before the request made to the webserver for some validations return results.

Hi Joe,

this one is a nice tutorial,

it raised one question in my mind.

I have a Repeater control that is populated with tons of data.

Now what happens, when the page load complete it appears suddenly in the browser.

That Incremental page load pattern will work for repeater control for it loads data and if I press ESC button, the process stops.

Thanks! Jërëjëf!

Yummy

Too bad this doesn't work with images. Or at least I can't get it to work with images.

If I attempt to return an html img tag, nothing shows up.

The killer thing is that the SPACE for the image shows up (it pushes everything down) but the image itself does not render.

Any idea why this is?