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Good answer. &nbsp;Apparently the solution that I found was incorrect. &nbsp;It looks like I have to use the Triggers tag instead. &nbsp;Goes to show that you shouldnt always accept the first answer that you find. &nbsp;Thanks again.
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Good answer.  Apparently the solution that I found was incorrect.  It looks like I have to use the Triggers tag instead.  Goes to show that you shouldnt always accept the first answer that you find.  Thanks again.

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For posterity, you can use the Triggers tag or if you need to do it via code you can do it like:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-385942">ScriptManager1.RegisterPostBackControl(Button1)</code></pre>
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For posterity, you can use the Triggers tag or if you need to do it via code you can do it like:




ScriptManager1.RegisterPostBackControl(Button1)

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I have a fairly complex page where i am using a single image css technique for rounded corners. &nbsp;Problem is, if I do not encompass the entire panel with an UpdatePanel, the partial page refresh causes the style to render incorrectly. &nbsp;The reason that this is a problem is because I have buttons that will not work correctly wrapped inside of an update panel. &nbsp;The solution that I found was to set EnablePartialRendering = false. &nbsp;Now, the page does a complete postback with no Ajax like functionality at all which leads me to my question, whats the pont? &nbsp;If I wanted a full postback I would just remove the tags instead.
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I have a fairly complex page where i am using a single image css technique for rounded corners.  Problem is, if I do not encompass the entire panel with an UpdatePanel, the partial page refresh causes the style to render incorrectly.  The reason that this is a problem is because I have buttons that will not work correctly wrapped inside of an update panel.  The solution that I found was to set EnablePartialRendering = false.  Now, the page does a complete postback with no Ajax like functionality at all which leads me to my question, whats the pont?  If I wanted a full postback I would just remove the tags instead.

What is the point of EnablePartialRendering = false in the ScriptManager?

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