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Tabcontainer: ".aspx" page for each tab (like ie or firefox), is this impossible?

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    Of course it can't be impossible, since they've done it. Frown Here's the problem: I'm using the AjaxControlToolkit, implementing a tabcontainer with 6 tabs. Each tab corresponds to an .aspx page. I've put an UpdatePanel in each TabPanel surrounding a ContentPlaceHolder (each ContentPlaceHolder being unique, and the corresponding pages referencing their own respective ContentPlaceHolders). I've gotten around the problem of keeping the selected tab active, but I still have to deal with the flicker and visible postback on each tab (I'm using Response.Redirect()). I've tried putting the whole tabcontainer in an UpdatePanel, to no avail. I literally have not been to sleep since yesterday and have looked at 100's of tutorials and examples trying to get this to work correctly! All I want is to be able to switch tabs just as in FF or IE7 without looking like I'm going to a whole new website. Here's the markup for one of the TabPanels:

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