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Question on .NET architecture/page design

Asked by chuang4630 in .NET

THis is more like an architecture question. I am new to .NET and would like to get more info on the page design side.
Suppose there is a classic 4-region page layout:
Upper-left: logo
Upper-right: banner
Down-left: Navigation bar
Down-right: Content

Within the content region, there are two sections: data input section on the upper half, and the data display section in the lower half.

In the upper section, there is a label, a text box, and two buttons (DISPLAY and NEXT)
You enter the criteria into the text box and press the button DISPLAY next to it. The data will be displayed on the bottom section (dataGid, for example).
If you press button NEXT, the content will move to the next page (a different page layout in the content region).

There are two design apprioaches, as I know of:
1) Everytime the data is changed, the page will be "re-pained" entirely.
2) Only the data content region dynamic, while keeping the rest of the page static.

How do you do this while keeping the code (such as Page_Load) slick? Anyone can suggest the best practice?




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