want to know about the asp.net page life cycle

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<b></b>want to know about the page life cycle in asp.net and how it is performed by the brower

Posted 14-Sep-11 20:30pm

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MZwahlen · Answer 1 · 2011-09-14T20:33:00

Solution 1

I had my problems with it too...
Microsofts official Page explains it very well, i think

look here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178472.aspx[^]

The Browser hasn't any influence to it! It just renders all contents which the response contains...

Markus

Posted 14-Sep-11 20:33pm

MZwahlen

Updated 14-Sep-11 20:38pm

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sachin10d · Answer 2 · 2011-09-14T20:33:00

Solution 2

check the link
ASP.NET Page Life Cycle[^]

S - Start. (OnPreInit)
I - Initialize. (OnInit, InitComplete, OnPreLoad)
L - Load. (OnLoad)
V - Validation. (Validate)
E - Event Handling. (OnLoadComplete, OnPreRender, OnSaveStateComplete)
R - Render. (Render)
U - Unload. (OnUnload)

Posted 14-Sep-11 20:33pm

sachin10d

Updated 14-Sep-11 20:37pm

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rkthiyagarajan 15-Sep-11 3:36am

Too good....

Tushar Parmar · Answer 3 · 2011-09-14T20:44:00

Solution 3

from this document u will be able to understand page life cycle....

http://john-sheehan.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/aspnet-life-cycles-events.pdf

thanks,
Tushar

Posted 14-Sep-11 20:44pm

Tushar Parmar

kumar_k508 · Answer 4 · 2011-09-14T23:57:00

Solution 4

check below link

ASP.NET Internals: Viewstate and Page Life Cycle[^]

Posted 14-Sep-11 23:57pm

kumar_k508