"the classes that are added during a jquery script are removed" Are you expecting otherwise?
Maybe learning how the Update Panel works (http://www.google.com/ search?hl=en&q=how+asp.net+update+panel) would be the better angle to take, understanding that will for sure help you in integrating jQuery into the puzzle I'm a .NET programmer as well, and eventually just stopped using MS Ajax all together... there is nothing that jQuery can't do that MS's library can (last i knew anyways), plus jQuery is 100x easier to use imho On Mar 2, 7:38 am, Paul Allington <[email protected]> wrote: > Ok, I'm trying this from a different angle. > During an asp.net partial postback, somewhere along the line the classes > that are added during a jquery script are removed. (jquery changes <div > id="thing"></div> to <div id="thing" class="myclass"></div>) > > Is there any kind of jQuery "state"? I'm not entirely sure if this makes > sense, I hope it does cos it's doing my head in! > > I haven't got any example code for this yet as it should be fairly simple to > understand > > Many thanks, Paul
