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Can I dynamically create controls in Silverlight without a postback to the server (even an asynchronous one). Does silverlight drag-n-drop requires postback?
I’m asking this because I’ve an asp.net application where I dynamically create/delete lots of controls. So after the postback I’m getting error with view state stating that the control tree doesn’t match the view state tree.
Can I avoid such problems in Silverlight?
The vast majority of what goes on in Silverlight involves no postback. In fact, I’d say Silverlight represents a completely different mindset. Whenever there IS a postback from Silverlight, it will almost always be asynchronous, and there is no “view state” that the server needs to worry about. In my opinion, it makes ASP.NET look like a joke when it comes to writing web applications.