Sure - what you need to do is have an enclosing <span> tag, and use
that as the target, so at the moment you have

Page
 +-> Form
      +-> Username
      +-> Panel1
      +-> Panel2

Instead, you need to have
Page
 +-> Form
      +-> Username
           +-> Span
                +-> Panel1
                +-> Panel2
with the <span> being a WebMarkupContainer.

Then you add the panels to the span, rather than the form, and use the
span as the target to refresh, but this way the form doesn't get
refreshed, which is why you lost the 'username' value.

/Gwyn

On 10/11/2007, BatiB80 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hmm.... - I think this method is new in version 1.3, but I use version 1.2.
> And I think it's not included there...
>
> Do you know how to solve the problem with this version?
>
> Thanks!
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