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This is a discussion on textbox TextChanged Event within the ASP.NET forums, part of the Web Development category; Question asked by visitor rohitgupta22 If i define the textbox TextChanged Event in code behind and set the AutoPostback property of the textbox to false. when clicking on the button ...
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textbox TextChanged Event
Question asked by visitor rohitgupta22
If i define the textbox TextChanged Event in code behind and set the AutoPostback property of the textbox to false. when clicking on the button on the webform what happens, which event will be fired. |
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Re: textbox TextChanged Event
When you click any button that causes the form to be submitted to the server, Page load event will occur first..
As we set teh autopostback property of the textbox to false, it wont fire the event immediately as soon as the text in the textbox changed. But it will be executed as soon as the form submitted The click event of the button will be executed then. ------------------- suresh |
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