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<p>Remember that because those are partial views does not mean that they do not belong the current DOM.</p> <p>Which means that if i have this js</p> <pre><code>function ClickEventListener(partialView) { alert(partialView.innerHTML); } </code></pre> <p>And i have this:</p> <pre><code> <div id="view_1" onclick="ClickEventListener(this)">  </div> <div id="view_2" onclick="ClickEventListener(this)">  </div> <div id="view_3" onclick="ClickEventListener(this)">  </div> </code></pre> <p>Will work correctly. With that in mind you can comunicate the partial view with each other, edit its content(assigning id or class, that depends on how you want it) and you can have just one ajax to request de server for response and edit the desire partial view.</p> <p>Here example:</p> <p>Those are the 3 parital views that are already displayed</p> <pre><code> <div id="view_1" onclick="ClickEventListener(this)">  </div> <div id="view_2" onclick="ClickEventListener(this)">  </div> <div id="view_3" onclick="ClickEventListener(this)">  </div> <script> function ClickEventListener(partialView) { var id; // base on which partial was click, send request the server a background color for example $.get('localhost/ChangeBGColor',{id: $(partialView).prop('id')},function(response){ $(response.partialTarget).css({background:response.color}); }) } } <script> </code></pre> <p>Server:</p> <pre><code>public JsonResult ChangeBGColor(int id){ object response; switch(id) { case 1: response = new { partialTarget= 'view_2',color = 'blue'}; break; case 2: response = new { partialTarget= 'view_3',color = 'black'}; break; case 3: response = new { partialTarget= 'view_1',color = 'green'}; break; } return Json(response,JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet); } </code></pre> <p>If you need to refrest its content, you can do it as well.</p> <p><strong>An advice:</strong></p> <p>Partial view are quite tricky, if you have javascript code declared in one of them or all of them, does not matter if you remove the partial view. Variable, methods, object, etc, etc wil stay in memory, will not be remove it with it.</p>
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