When is ScriptManager / ScriptManagerProxy required?

I do not think I could find a definitive answer to this question, so I will ask him here. When is ScriptManager needed (or ScriptManagerProxy if using ScriptManager on the main page)?

For example, let's say that I have a ScriptManager on MasterPage:

  • If I have a web content form containing an UpdatePanel, is ScriptManagerProxy needed?

  • If I have a web content form containing a user control and this user control has an UpdatePanel, does the user need a ScriptManagerProxy?

  • If I have a web content form that contains an UpdatePanel and UserControl that also contains an UpdatePanel, do I need a ScriptManagerProxy user control in the web content form?

Thanks.

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ScriptManagerProxy allows the content page to transfer links to ScriptManager hosted on the ASP.NET main page.

Here is an asp.net video: http://www.asp.net/Learn/ajax-videos/video-95.aspx

thanks

Joe

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