swrxhh1972
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I am working on a web based application.I have a .aspx page which includes html, css, javascript & asp.net controls. The following are cases of nesting elements/ tags:[*]table [*]asp
anel[*]asp:UpdatePanel[*]divI have used various combinations of nesting as follows:\[code\] 1. <aspanel> <asp:UpdatePanel> <table></table> </asp:UpdatePanel> </aspanel> 2. <table> <aspanel> <asp:UpdatePanel> <table></table> <asp:UpdatePanel> </aspanel> </table> 3. <aspanel> <asp:UpdatePanel> <table></table> <asp:UpdatePanel> </aspanel> 4. <table> <asp:UpdatePanel> <table> <aspanel></aspanel> </table> </asp:UpdatePanel> </table> 5. <table> <asp:UpdatePanel> <table> <div></div> </table> </asp:UpdatePanel> </table>\[/code\]But when I use such structures, the css style is not applied when page postback occurs.Question:Is there any smart way to identify a proper structure. Any tool? Or any kind of unsupportable format,that I have used?Please help me on this Page structuring issue.Cause every time manually doing this stuff,is quite annoying.Edit: Or any information about the page structures, its nesting & behavior.
anel[*]asp:UpdatePanel[*]divI have used various combinations of nesting as follows:\[code\] 1. <aspanel> <asp:UpdatePanel> <table></table> </asp:UpdatePanel> </aspanel> 2. <table> <aspanel> <asp:UpdatePanel> <table></table> <asp:UpdatePanel> </aspanel> </table> 3. <aspanel> <asp:UpdatePanel> <table></table> <asp:UpdatePanel> </aspanel> 4. <table> <asp:UpdatePanel> <table> <aspanel></aspanel> </table> </asp:UpdatePanel> </table> 5. <table> <asp:UpdatePanel> <table> <div></div> </table> </asp:UpdatePanel> </table>\[/code\]But when I use such structures, the css style is not applied when page postback occurs.Question:Is there any smart way to identify a proper structure. Any tool? Or any kind of unsupportable format,that I have used?Please help me on this Page structuring issue.Cause every time manually doing this stuff,is quite annoying.Edit: Or any information about the page structures, its nesting & behavior.