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Hi!, I'm a classic ASP guy but a newbie with .NET world and am trying to sort through all of the technologies that I have to learn at one time. I have a
website that streams multimedia in classic asp, but now have a need to learn the AJAX world to track click-throughs when someone views a clip without submitting the whole page. I had it working across all browsers until IE 7 came out and my XMLHTTP request no longer works. I have to use an old fashioned java applet for that which I want to get rid of. Anyway, so here I am evaluating your product as my possible new solution. The partial
postback I need is to add to a counter in SQL table. I like your product so far while I'm evaluating it but am confused about how to go about this. Could anyone pass along any Ideas or maybe a small example on how to proceed if this is even do-able. Thanks, Tom
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OK To make a small transation back to the database. Put a hidden form field on its own in an update pannel. Use JavaScript (please read the JavaScript API in the manual and look at the events) to fire the Update Pannel to Post Back (google this topic)
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Jake wrote:OK
To make a small transation back to the database.
Put a hidden form field on its own in an update pannel.
Use JavaScript (please read the JavaScript API in the manual and look at the events) to fire the Update Pannel to Post Back (google this topic)
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