J
John Kotuby
Hi all,
I have an update panel that holds only 2 listBoxes in a page surrounded by
40 other controls.
The purpose of the panel is -- select an Item in ListBox1 and update the
contents in ListBox2.
I have Autopostback="true" on ListBox1.
Even though ListBox2 is actually the only thing refreshing on the page, as
expected, I am pretty sure that a lot of the startup code to the page is
also running unneccesarily, causing a long delay.
Can someone give me a quick pointer on how to tell the page to run just the
SelectedIndexChanged code when the postback is the result of the ListBox1
within the Updatepanel?
A link to an article that targets this question would be fine.
Thanks for any help...
I have an update panel that holds only 2 listBoxes in a page surrounded by
40 other controls.
The purpose of the panel is -- select an Item in ListBox1 and update the
contents in ListBox2.
I have Autopostback="true" on ListBox1.
Even though ListBox2 is actually the only thing refreshing on the page, as
expected, I am pretty sure that a lot of the startup code to the page is
also running unneccesarily, causing a long delay.
Can someone give me a quick pointer on how to tell the page to run just the
SelectedIndexChanged code when the postback is the result of the ListBox1
within the Updatepanel?
A link to an article that targets this question would be fine.
Thanks for any help...