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I have a dropdown menu in my ASP .NET 2.0 C# page and when the user selects any item, a bunch of labels ad text boxes are updates with new info, but currently, my page does a postback and is re-rendered.
What is the easiest (or shortest) way of getting the fields to update without a postback? I am getting the data off sql server.
If you want to do it without a postback, you’ll need to use javascript to make an AJAX request. I’d suggest using JQuery to do it, as that is really the easiest.
If you just want to do it without refreshing the entire page, you could accomplish the task with an UpdatePanel, which might be the easiest overall thing to do, if not the most performant.