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Providing "partial" pages in ASP.Net? (no <html>, etc.)

I am trying to use jQueryUI AJAX tabs in my ASP.Net Webforms project.

I leaned against the wall. For AJAX, you should only render a partial page (no <html>

and such items) with an external url. How would you best do this in ASP.Net? Aspx files require things like the <html>

and tag <head>

, so they won't work, so the only thing that comes to mind is to use bulky ashx files. Did I just think about this? Is there an easier way?

Edit: Apparently, <html>

tags like this are not actually required either. So what are the differences for rendering without full page titles? Will some of the controls not work? Why not?

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There is no reason why your .aspx pages should have tags <html>

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Just go ahead and create .aspx pages with the content you want on them and point your jQuery UI tabs to each url and it will connect well.

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ASP.Net does not require any special HTML tags.
You can make a partial ASPX page that includes whatever you want. (Although some server controls may not work)



In fact, you can even make an ASPX page that displays plain text (not XML).

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