I have a few pages in my site... and for some reason, if there's any ajax controls on the page, it calls default.aspx and runs the code every time any aspx page with an ajax control exists on it. Problem is, default.aspx resets my session variables.
Why does Ajax call the default.aspx page code? It only runs the CS file... it doesn't actually show the default.aspx page.
I doubt it calls it. Do you have a component in your site somewhere that's got a url of "/" attached to it somewhere, and that's invoking the default page?
it only seemed to only happen when I have Certain Ajax controls on the page. Note, it only does it with Internet Explorer 6 and 7. Firefox seems to be fine.
For example, I have a collapsible PAnel in each row of a Gridview. That is in an UpdatePanel. When the Gridview is populated (and I have a breakpoint on the default.aspx.cs file), it goes through that code. Well, I set my session variables on that page, so in essence it resets them.
It seems like it does this AFTER the page is loaded, because the labels that show content based on those session variables aren't updated until I go to a new page.
It only does this when I have a collapsible panel in IE. The panel is set to collapsed.
Actually, it appears that AJAX is clearing the Session Variables. I don't know where it's doing this, though.
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