Prevent closing of ModalPopup on postback?

Use client side validation or wrap your panel with an update panel and call the Show() method of the modal extender to show the modal from the code-behind.

I tried putting the UpdatePanel around the whole Panel, but I just get the An extender can't be in a different UpdatePanel than the control it extends. Error. – keyboardP Feb 3 '10 at 16:35 You shouldn't put your extender in a different UpdatePanel.

If you're using a nested UpdatePanel, you need to move the extender out from the inner UpdatePanel, or remove the inner UpdatePanel. – Paulus E Kurniawan Feb 4 '10 at 23:18.

I managed to solve the problem without using the updatepanel. Instead, I handled the CreateUserWizard's 'Submit' button's onClick event. Here, I got the instance of the ModalPopupExtender existing within the CreateUserWizard control and called its Show() method.

I left the ModalPopup declaration within the tags so that the Cancel button can still be accessed by it.

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