In one of my previous posts dealing with the jQuery DatePicker , a user commented reporting an issue where he uses the jQuery DatePicker and ASP.NET AJAX UpdatePanels.He says: On the same control that I have the date picker, I also have an ajax update panel, with sync as well as asych triggers. The date pick works before I trigger any ajax, and doesn't work after. Any clue of a workaround here? Only two hours after his comment, I’ve replied with solution that I’ve used previously in one of my testing projects since I already experienced the same issue with some JavaScript functions previously.So, once you see the issue, you will think that ASP.NET AJAX UpdatePanels does not like the other jQuery functions within the page. Hmm… it seems true, because after partial post-back has been made by the ASP.NET AJAX UpdatePanel, the JavaScript event handlers are lost. First of all, we should avoid mixing different JavaScript libraries or frameworks because we may always have some issues when they override some of the default functions they use or some other conflicts that even we cannot think of. Also, both jQuery and ASP.NET Ajax use the dollar ($) sign in different context, which might be an issue when mixing both of the technologies on a single page. Well, in order to reproduce the problem, lets pass trough the following steps:1. Add reference to the jQuery library. If you don’t have the library on your local machine, you can reference it from the Microsoft Content Delivery Network (CDN) <script src="http://ajax.microsoft.com/ajax/jquery/jquery-1.4.2.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script> 2. The ASPX code - ScriptManager, UpdatePanel, Label and Button Read more: .NET Zone
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