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    [2005] Looking for save with no postback on tab change.

    Hi,

    I currently have a webpage that has roughly 7 tabs on it. I was wondering how would I be able to have it such that when the user changes tabs, it will save the data entered without doing a postback. Even a timer like GMail has (I believe it saves a draft every 20 seconds or something) would be great. Thanks!

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    Re: [2005] Looking for save with no postback on tab change.

    AJAX to save the information without calling a full page postback, and JavaScript to handle changing tabs and filling information without reloading the page.

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    Re: [2005] Looking for save with no postback on tab change.

    Quote Originally Posted by timeshifter
    AJAX to save the information without calling a full page postback, and JavaScript to handle changing tabs and filling information without reloading the page.
    using AJAX with ASP.NET , do i hav 2 install any other stuff apart from my visual studio 2005 on my dev machine and posibly nothing else apart IIS on d target server?
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    Re: [2005] Looking for save with no postback on tab change.

    I really don't know. I know what AJAX does, but I don't use it in my development.

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    Re: [2005] Looking for save with no postback on tab change.

    You'll need to install the ASP.NET AJAX 'framework'.

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