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Bisser Milanov #1
How to see what caused PostBack
I have few buttons on a page. In Page_Load I would like to determine which
one caused post back. How to do?
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Determining What Control Caused The PostBack
I have a DataList that I was having trouble getting the events for. After a bit of help, I realized that I needed to put the databinding inside an... -
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Did my control caused the postback
You want to know it on Page or in the control itself? If your control implements IPostBackEventHandler, you could override RaisePostBackEvent on... -
What Control Caused the PostBack?
Is there any way to dynamically get the name of the control that caused the postback? Since SmartNav is not working for me I'm trying to implement a... -
How to determine Control that caused Postback?
My event target is blank. Why would it be blank? I put a value in for the CommandArgument and CommandName. I am using the following syntax...... -
Natty Gur #2
Re: How to see what caused PostBack
Hi,
You can check the value in the Form __EVENTTARGET field.
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Natty Gur #3
Re: How to see what caused PostBack
I forgot, one more way is to overload the RaisePostBackEvent. the
IPostBackEventHandler got the Control ID.
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Bisser Milanov #4
Re: How to see what caused PostBack
__EVENTTARGET is always empty and I couldn't find such event as RaisePostBackEvent.
"Natty Gur" <natty@dao2com.com> wrote in message news:uPRphmfPDHA.1552@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
I forgot, one more way is to overload the RaisePostBackEvent. the
IPostBackEventHandler got the Control ID.
Natty Gur, CTO
Dao2Com Ltd.
28th Baruch Hirsch st. Bnei-Brak
Israel , 51114
Phone Numbers:
Office: +972-(0)3-5786668
Fax: +972-(0)3-5703475
Mobile: +972-(0)58-888377
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Natty Gur #5
Re: How to see what caused PostBack
OK right buttons dont use the __Dopostback so the EVENTTARGET field is
empty,
1) If you look at the Form.Keys collection you will found the Button ID
that cause the postback.
2) RaisePostBackEvent is a method that you need to overload it :
override protected void RaisePostBackEvent ( IPostBackEventHandler
sourceControl,
string eventArgument)
{
string s = ((WebControl)sourceControl).ID ;
}
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Office: +972-(0)3-5786668
Fax: +972-(0)3-5703475
Mobile: +972-(0)58-888377
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