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How about this:

What are the best practices to use in
this senario? I have a master
GridView in my page which performs
these actions:

Add a new record
Delete a record
Search data bound to the GridView
Display detailed information about selected records in the GridView

For adding new records, I'm using a
dialog or other similar jQuery plugin.
For deleting records, I'm making a
full postback to refresh data after a
confirmation dialog and sometimes I'm
putting the target GridView in an
ASP.NET UpdatePanel to prevent full
postback. When searching for data, I
have to make a full postback. I think I
have no way of doing this action
without postback (consider a complex
GridView.) And for displaying more
detailed information about the current
record without postback, I have 2 ways:

Loading an ASP.NET user control asynchronously - but with regard to
this thread, I'm not able to do
server-side actions with postback.
If, for example, I want to display a ListBox and a TreeView about a
record in a jQuery dialog, I put them
in an UpdatePanel and write binding
codes in a hidden server side button.
Then I'm triggering the click event of
the binding button in the OnOpen event
of the jQuery Dialog. My software is
running locally so I don't care about
SEO.

As I'm a novice programmer, please share your expriences with me,
tell me where I'm wrong (maybe
everywhere!) and where I can improve.
Thanks.

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