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ASP.Net Ajax repeater after refresh works incorrectly

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iliacht
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I have ASP.Net repeater nested in a AJAX update panel. When button for an item is clicked a literal within the item says "Added" or actually it is

Added

. Say I make 3 clicks for 3 items then I get 3 messages "Added". With the help of the AJAX update panel buttons make partial post back.

The Problem is when I refresh that page. Then if I click on any of the items that is already added then all 3 literals at once say "Added". Only one is supposed to and other browsers do it correctly.

I have ASP.Net repeater nested in a AJAX update panel. When button for an item is clicked a literal within the item says "Added" or actually it is <p>Added</p>. Say I make 3 clicks for 3 items then I get 3 messages "Added". With the help of the AJAX update panel buttons make partial post back. The Problem is when I refresh that page. Then if I click on any of the items that is already added then all 3 literals at once say "Added". Only one is supposed to and other browsers do it correctly.

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iliacht
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I guess I also should say that I use Firefox 24.0.

cor-el
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A good place to ask advice about web development is at the mozillaZine "Web Development/Standards Evangelism" forum.

The helpers at that forum are more knowledgeable about web development issues.
You need to register at the mozillaZine forum site in order to post at that forum.

iliacht
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Thank you cor-el. Yes, that seems more like a place for my question.