After 2 days of programming a simple dynamically created asp table in code behind
reacting on buttons in the table i am beginning to understand the benefits of not posting back the page all the times , it should be much simpeler if the page is not reloaded all the times and only the to be changed properties of the objects.
From an seo point of view though it is bad. It depends if the ajax content is important for search engines to find. If it's not it;s ok to use. but I agree AJAX is cool and makes your site seem fast
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i am beginning to understand the benefits of not posting back : ajax
Apr 29, 2012 12:42 PM|LINK
After 2 days of programming a simple dynamically created asp table in code behind reacting on buttons in the table i am beginning to understand the benefits of not posting back the page all the times , it should be much simpeler if the page is not reloaded all the times and only the to be changed properties of the objects.
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Re: i am beginning to understand the benefits of not posting back : ajax
Apr 29, 2012 02:46 PM|LINK
Hi,
that's great. What is exactly your question?
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Re: i am beginning to understand the benefits of not posting back : ajax
Apr 29, 2012 06:51 PM|LINK
From an seo point of view though it is bad. It depends if the ajax content is important for search engines to find. If it's not it;s ok to use. but I agree AJAX is cool and makes your site seem fast