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Is it advisable to make my whole website flicker free on every possible page that it can be applied?

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KatsuneShinsengumi 7-Mar-14 9:02am    
Glad you understand the question, I'm reading the link you gave, but I doesn't tell why it is advisable to use update panels,. can you tell why it is advisable other than it looks neat when only a part of the page is reloading?
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Your TargetPanel is here
<asp:Panel ID="panelPost" runat="server" CssClass="cpBody">
<div>
//Ur collapsible Content
</div>
</asp:Panel>
And now we are preventing the flickering by the CSS style and the style is as follows.
.cpBody
{
height:0px;
overflow: hidden;
}
 
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KatsuneShinsengumi 7-Mar-14 8:56am    
Hi, I'm not asking for codes in my question, I need to know if it is advisable to do in my whole website or not.

Thankyou,.

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