It depends on how much your content is going to change. If you are going to
be loading entire pages, then the easiest way is to use IFrames. If you
aren't changing much, then you might consider using client-side scripts to
fetch the content from a web service and then inject into the InnerHtml of
whatever section you want to populate. Caution here, however, as this is a
very brittle approach: if scripts are disabled your application will break,
and if you are doing XML manipulation on the client you will find
differences in support among the various browsers.
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"Bogosian" <bo****@mailcity.com> wrote in message
news:ba**************************@posting.google.c om...
Hi to all.I have to solve the following problem.I have to make a
website which will be a web cache machine with the look of a real
cache machine - screen and buttons below it.So i plan the background
to be an image and when users cklick the buttons only some of the data
on the screen will change.I want to make this background image
static(including the buttons if possible because otherwise it'll be
very ugly if the buttons leave blank spaces after postback).I mean
that it shouldn be loaded after each postback(no matter whether from
the cache or downloaded from the server).What i really need is just a
small portion of information to be loaded after each postback
event.What would you advice me to do - IFrames + client scripts or
something else?
Thanks in advance.