disabling the page refresh using javascript

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Dear All,
When I click on the dropdownlist the whole page will reload.I want to reload only a part of a page.I am not using the ajax.How to reload only some part of the page using javascript? please help me...

Posted 23-Oct-10 23:01pm

kevinpj

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2010-10-23T23:05:00

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XMLHttpRequest...

It's called traditional AJAX. Using XMLHttpRequest, you can send a request to server side using JavaScript and change the page controls value from Javascript based on response.

ASP.NET2.0, supports Scriptmanager and UpdatePanel for this Ajax feature that will partially refresh your page.

Posted 23-Oct-10 23:05pm

Sandeep Mewara

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kevinpj 24-Oct-10 5:16am

dear sandeep, I am using this user control in dotnetnuke(CMS),so i am not able to use ajax in the page and user control. Is there any way to refresh the usercontrol alone not the whole page.

Sandeep Mewara 24-Oct-10 5:17am

As said, if you are able to use Javascript, then you will be able to use XMLHttpRequest... try it.

kevinpj 24-Oct-10 6:14am

can you give an example for that since i am new to this.