Hello,
        I have multiple webparts on a page, several utilizing Ajax.
If user closes one of those webparts, removing from that portal, then
tries to use one of the other webparts with Ajax, a client error
pops up stating that it "could not find the UpdatePanel" of the
closed
webpart.  "If it is being updated dynamically then it must be inside
another UpdatePanel".   Webparts can be closed, and UpdatePanels
should
be able to be utilized in a WebPart, correct?
Thanks, Deano

I would imagine this is not supported (and probably not envisioned) and you 
will have to figure out a method of removing the "missing" UpdatePanel from 
the JavaScript on the page. It is no longer present on the page proper, but 
is still seen by the scripting. That would be my guess. I have not confirmed 
this with coding.

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> Hello,
>        I have multiple webparts on a page, several utilizing Ajax.
> If user closes one of those webparts, removing from that portal, then
> tries to use one of the other webparts with Ajax, a client error
> pops up stating that it "could not find the UpdatePanel" of the
> closed
> webpart.  "If it is being updated dynamically then it must be inside
> another UpdatePanel".   Webparts can be closed, and UpdatePanels
> should
> be able to be utilized in a WebPart, correct?
> Thanks, Deano
>