but at the end does any approach provide more light weight calls comparing to the other, or both approaches have the same performance effect on the server.
No matter which approach you use, they are both client side behavior, which is noen of the concern of the performance on the server. But use Jquery.ajax can give you more flexbility to post data, no only form.submit.
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Re: Ajax.BeginForm Verus using javascript and Json to implement a search
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Hi,
No matter which approach you use, they are both client side behavior, which is noen of the concern of the performance on the server. But use Jquery.ajax can give you more flexbility to post data, no only form.submit.
Hope this helpful,
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