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    <p>After reading a long discussion based on the answer from @meda, I now clearly see the source of your problem.</p> <p>You are facing all these errors and problems because of the architecture and lifecycle of ASP pages. That's really a pain in the neck most of the times. Even when using AJAX, either built-in update panel or extensions. </p> <p>Based on your code and discussions, I know that you are using the built-in data binding controls to retrieve the data, and mark up the results. <br/> The first code block must be written inside your ImageButton's click event. Right?</p> <p>Just set the ImageButton property <code>PostBackUrl</code> like this... </p> <p><code> PostBackUrl='~/Authors_Detail.aspx?id=&lt;%# Eval("AuthorId") %>' </code> </p> <p><br/> One thing is, there's a slight chance that it might not work. Because you won't have the <code>AuthorID</code> value during the first time the page loaded up. Since your text box and image buttons resides in the same binding scope, you might need to manually re-render the whole image button again, to update the property. </p> <p>I want to give you a good advice. The actual optimal approach in this case is to show the result, author name or image, in a separate data binding panel. Such as a repeater, form view or details view. <br/> Frankly, you won't even need the binding panel for the text box. You are already getting the results with ajax. If you are sure that your result comes out only one record, you can use the form view. Or, use repeater or list view if the result is multiple. </p> <p>Inside the view where you will show your result, you can render the propery of the control you are gonna use with the code I've shown above. You can use anything, hyperlink, linkbutton, imagebutton, etc. <br/> Since the results for the views are processed server-side, you can ensure that your desired param value is attached to the link in this way. </p> <p>I know my explanation is a little messy. Please comment out if you can't understand. </p>
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    1. COThe main problem is, with every ajax request, the entire asp page is reloaded and re-render in the background. Every piece of content is re-rendered. Every data binding control is re-binded. Even if we won't be seeing in the browser that the page is reloading. ASP ajax functionalities works the same way. If you want real dynamic and async call to server, you better use JavaScript ajax, or real ajax frameworks like jQuery. It would be much easier for you. I swear!
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    2. COIf you are calling to the web service methods, it's worse. ASP ajax doesn't talk to the server in the back and manipulate the DOM in the front. It talks to the server in the back and reload the page silently in the front. So, even you can get the result from the database with ajax call, it would be difficult for it render within the page. I'm not saying it's impossible, but it's a difficult and frustrating work.
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    3. COGurdien, Thank you so much for reviewing my code and for your comments. I am implementing and testing your suggestions. I no longer bind the panel for the textbox and do still get autocomplete results. I am able to follow your explanation and am working on updating the imagebutton tag. I keep getting "tag not properly formed messages". If I am posting the url back to the page, do I even need the additional call to the redirect script?
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