ASP.NET AJAX / scriptmanager problem

[JimL]

Hi,

I've been given the job of "Ajaxifying" an existing application. If I
create a new test page in the application, Ajax works fine. However
when I add a scriptmanager and updatepanel to an existing page, it
doesn't work - the page just gets completely refreshed.

In each case, the Ajaxy parts of the .aspx file look identical, but
when I look at the HTML in the browser page, I find that in the
failing example, there is script at all for the scriptmanager.

Anyone suggest why this might be?

thanks,
Jim

[JimL]

On 2 Aug, 15:05, JimL <[e-mail]:

Hi,

I've been given the job of "Ajaxifying" an existing application. If I
create a new test page in the application, Ajax works fine. However
when I add a scriptmanager and updatepanel to an existing page, it
doesn't work - the page just gets completely refreshed.

In each case, the Ajaxy parts of the .aspx file look identical, but
when I look at the HTML in the browser page, I find that in the
failing example, there is script at all for the scriptmanager.

Sorry, that should be "no script at all"

[Showjumper]

So what i can gather from your post is that you are not getting the partial
page updates with the UpdatePanel, correct?
Make sure you have EnablePartialRendering set to true, also i found if the
code behind method has the handles clause on it then the partial page
updates dont work - the whole page posts back,

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On 2 Aug, 15:05, JimL <[e-mail]:

>Hi,

I've been given the job of "Ajaxifying" an existing application. If I
create a new test page in the application, Ajax works fine. However
when I add a scriptmanager and updatepanel to an existing page, it
doesn't work - the page just gets completely refreshed.

In each case, the Ajaxy parts of the .aspx file look identical, but
when I look at the HTML in the browser page, I find that in the
failing example, there is script at all for the scriptmanager.

Sorry, that should be "no script at all"