When you open a page in the browser, an instance of the page is created on the server. But, when you use AJAX, does anyone know if the entire page object is created at the server on postbacks?
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When you open a page in the browser, an instance of the page is created on the server. But, when you use AJAX, does anyone know if the entire page object is created at the server on postbacks?
When you are using ASP.NET Ajax, a AJAX request will still process all code-behind code, however, the only rendering updates will be those to items inside your update panel.