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I'm confused. Can you provide a tad more context, please?
Well, I was thinking there may be a method that is called on QPanels that is similar to Form_PreRender on QForms. That way, on every post back, I could have the QPanel updated without it having to be explicitly told to be updated from a QForm. This is similar to the DataGrid with Inline Editing example. The put QDataGrid->Refresh() on the Form_PreRender method so it would update on every button click, only I want a QPanel to be updated on every button click without having to explicitly tell the QPanel to be updated on every page it is used. I was hoping the QPanel could handle it's own update on every call back, including Ajax ones.
Er, I think you would need to override something in your QForm to do this...
I think if you added something like:
protected function TriggerActions($strControlIdOverride = null){
if($this->strCallType == QCallType::Ajax) $this->pnlSomething->doPreActionsSomething();
parent::TriggerActions($strControlIdOverride);
if($this->strCallType == QCallType::Ajax) $this->pnlSomething->doPostActionsSomething();
}
to you QForm which needs this behaviour you could achieve the desired effect...