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How can stop postback of calender in asp.net 2.0

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    vikramsc
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    hi i have one calender control in my registration page.when i select any date my page is automatically posted . how can i stop autopost property of calender thanks vikram

    Vikram

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      hi i have one calender control in my registration page.when i select any date my page is automatically posted . how can i stop autopost property of calender thanks vikram

      Vikram

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      Abhijit Jana
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      use AJAX Updatepanel or AJAX Calendar Control

      cheers, Abhijit

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        hi i have one calender control in my registration page.when i select any date my page is automatically posted . how can i stop autopost property of calender thanks vikram

        Vikram

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        BalasubramanianK
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        Try to work with Ajax controls. You can avoid the post back.

        Balasubramanian K.

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          hi i have one calender control in my registration page.when i select any date my page is automatically posted . how can i stop autopost property of calender thanks vikram

          Vikram

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          Christian Graus
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          The built in calendar sucks, use a third party control. It doesn't need to be AJAX.

          Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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            Try to work with Ajax controls. You can avoid the post back.

            Balasubramanian K.

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            N a v a n e e t h
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            BalasubramanianK wrote:

            Try to work with Ajax controls. You can avoid the post back.

            NO. You are confused with what is postback and page refresh. AJAX controls does post back AFAIK.

            Navaneeth How to use google | Ask smart questions

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              hi i have one calender control in my registration page.when i select any date my page is automatically posted . how can i stop autopost property of calender thanks vikram

              Vikram

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              Abhishek Sur
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              try downloading Javascript calendars. it works fine.. .you can implement ICallBackEventHandler Interface to generate a server side event from javascript.

              Abhishek Sur

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                BalasubramanianK wrote:

                Try to work with Ajax controls. You can avoid the post back.

                NO. You are confused with what is postback and page refresh. AJAX controls does post back AFAIK.

                Navaneeth How to use google | Ask smart questions

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                BalasubramanianK
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                What I think is, post back is happened. but page is not refreshed....Is n't it?

                Balasubramanian K.

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                  What I think is, post back is happened. but page is not refreshed....Is n't it?

                  Balasubramanian K.

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                  Abhijit Jana
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                  Yes, only that will be postback to server and page will not going to be refreshed. This is also knows as partial postback.

                  cheers, Abhijit

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