The UpdatePanel will be updated if a control inside of the UpdatePanel does a postback (it will in that case do a async postback) or if you use triggers to a control that do a postback. You HyperLink will no do a postback, it will tell the Browser to point to a new address. So to solve it you can convert your HyperLink to a LinkButton control instead, hook up to the Click event of the LinkButton and write the code that should "reload" your other control If your "other" control in this case is within the UpdatePanel where you will put the LinkButton, the changes made to the control when you press on the LinkButton will be displayed. If you "other" control is outside of the UpdatePanel, it will no be updated. In this case you can for example move the "other" control into your UpdatePanel, or put it into a new UpdatePanel so it will be updated when the async postback of the LinkButton has taken place.
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