If you change the url, you're going to get a post back, with only one exception.
You can change something after the hash (the # symbol used for bookmarks).
This will not cause a post back. BUT... it also is **NEVER** seen on the server. It's 100% client only. So what you have to do if you're loading from a bookmark, is read in the hash on the client, and process a callback to the server, to get the proper content loaded.
-=- Scott
On 4/5/06, Friendster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hai
First of all, Thanks for the Replay.
I had to change the parameters in the url dynamically suppose if i
have a url like this
http://localhost/AP/UI/headeredit.aspx?=sessionid=""&assetid=""&editmode=true
i want to change the editmode parameter to true and false dynamically
useing ajaxpro
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