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Urs Eichmann
Hello
I have an ASP.NET web site where you can page through lists by using
INPUT TYPE=image buttons. I noticed that, in IE6, the whole page gets
cleared and built again from the ground up, whereas in Firefox, the page
stays on screen until the server's answer is here. The page is built
mainly with CSS layouts and DIV's/SPAN's, altough, for the list view of
the actual result, a TABLE is used.
The clearing of the page every time the user paginates the view is very
tiresome for the eyes. I noticed that, when you paginate e.g. in google,
the screen doesn't get cleared.
Does anyone know of a certain tag or layout that causes this behaviour?
Thanks for any help
Urs
I have an ASP.NET web site where you can page through lists by using
INPUT TYPE=image buttons. I noticed that, in IE6, the whole page gets
cleared and built again from the ground up, whereas in Firefox, the page
stays on screen until the server's answer is here. The page is built
mainly with CSS layouts and DIV's/SPAN's, altough, for the list view of
the actual result, a TABLE is used.
The clearing of the page every time the user paginates the view is very
tiresome for the eyes. I noticed that, when you paginate e.g. in google,
the screen doesn't get cleared.
Does anyone know of a certain tag or layout that causes this behaviour?
Thanks for any help
Urs